Re^2: Case where '( shift @_ )[ 0, 0 ]' returns only one value?

> I sent a perlbug message with a link to this node.(

Please correct me, but as far as I understood this thread, does the bug not appear in newer Perl versions.

Do you expect patches for older versions?

Or is it just for documentation?

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Re^3: Case where '( shift @_ )[ 0, 0 ]' returns only one value? by rsFalse (Chaplain) on Jan 15, 2019 at 07:03 UTC
Just for documentation	[reply]