Re^8: How to look for two different file extensions?

for (1..6) {
    print "$_\n" if $_ == 2
                 or $_ == 3
                 or $_ == 5
                 or $_ == 8
    ;
}
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Perl 5 does EXACTLY the right thing and is production ready. I have never hoped that your code would ever work in Perl5. Your simplified example is not the real world.

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Re^9: How to look for two different file extensions? by Laurent_R (Canon) on Mar 10, 2017 at 00:05 UTC
Sure, I am doing that everyday at $work in Perl 5, but if I can save typing four times almost the same thing with just different values, then I am happier. it gives me more time to concentrate on the real problem I have to solve. And I am really sorry for you if you have already given up hope that programming languages could be easier.	[reply]
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