Actually I won't note that.

I note instead that Quantum::Superpositions manages to achieve semantic effects which are quite different from the usual expectations of Perl programmers. Now while it is true that they are not beyond the range of possibility of the language (as is evidenced by the fact that you achieved them within Perl), I think that they are so far out of the norm for Perl that I see the result as a customization of Perl's semantics.

But yes, you attempt some forms of sanity, and one of the ways this shows is that you arrange to get an explicit request for insanity before truly opening the floodgates...

In reply to Re (tilly) 3: DWIM Part Nineteen: Unary Operators in Void Context by tilly
in thread DWIM Part Nineteen: Unary Operators in Void Context by CheeseLord

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