> At 22:00 the Perl lecture promises to be top-class.

Which implies he didn't see it before. YAPC talks aren't vetted why should CCC talks be? Have you given a talk before?

And after attending some CCC meetings I'd been very surprised of such level of review by a heterogeneous group of chaotic punks who love to see themselves in the hacker image of Hollywood media.

> Array context is array context, and that applies to %hash as LHS value.

The context isn't fixed by the top statement which is the list-assignment to %hash .

That's why you can easily write 

  DB<103> sub func { return 3,4,5 }

  DB<104> $href = {a => scalar func(), b => "x" }
 => { a => 5, b => "x" }

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So again, why shouldn't => have a built-in scalar at RHS?

Cheers Rolf

(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)

¹) maybe unfair, but I heard much harder stuff there... especially after reading fefe blogs :)

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