Re: Rex3: Perl6 headaches?

The case of the underscore operator is not the first time Perl has been dependent on whitespace, by the way. And I like it, too -- you should notice that the underscore acts like a line connecting its two operands. Connecting... concatenating... something like that.

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Rex2: Rex3: Perl6 headaches? by grinder (Bishop) on Nov 05, 2001 at 03:57 UTC
Oh, I can live with the underscore operator, as I am believe in drenching my code with whitespace, and yes, I had seen the connector metaphor in the character. That said, sometimes, for a higher purpose, you have to scrunch code up. Concatenating is a pretty heavily used operator (at least for me), so it's bound to run into this constraint more sooner than later. And that bothers me a bit. Not much. I'll just probably change my style and interpolate into strings more. -- `g r i n d e r`	[reply]

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Rex2: Rex3: Perl6 headaches?
by grinder (Bishop) on Nov 05, 2001 at 03:57 UTC

Oh, I can live with the underscore operator, as I am believe in drenching my code with whitespace, and yes, I had seen the connector metaphor in the character.

That said, sometimes, for a higher purpose, you have to scrunch code up. Concatenating is a pretty heavily used operator (at least for me), so it's bound to run into this constraint more sooner than later. And that bothers me a bit. Not much. I'll just probably change my style and interpolate into strings more.

`g r i n d e r`

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