> if you manage to enter a subroutine named s into the stash you can certainly call it with &s
to illustrate what I meant, *s and &s are not "bare" because of the sigils.
But a bare word s is supposed to start a s/// resp. s()() or s{}{} or ... depending on whatever character follows (even with empty space in between)
This makes parsing particularly difficult.
use strict;
use warnings;
*s = sub { warn "s called" };
&s();
# --- not working
# sub s {
# warn "s called"
# }
# --- neither
# s();
s called at c:/tmp/pm/s_sub.pl line 11.
This problem should apply for all perlop#Quote-and-Quote-like-Operators .
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