I wonder, wouldn't this be more perlish? 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

sub println(@)
{
    print map{"$_\n"} @_;
}

println 'Foo', 'Bar';
println 'Baz';

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Since print accepts an array of things to print, you'd think that the Perl println would provide a shortcut to adding a newline to each element of the array. :)

That said, I've not really missed this shortcut (even though I have a java background), but if it was added, I might just use it.

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In reply to Re: println by Dog and Pony
in thread println by tlhf

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