Um, no. Not sure, sure, but that is what I believe to be the case following various discussions regarding the use of qr// and the contrast between it, using /o on a specific m// or s///, and the utility (or otherwise) of using the /o operator in conjuction with qr//o.

What I think (though) that the concensus was that using /o on the qr// operator was a waste of time as qr// effectively already did once-only compilation.

It's quite possible I have misinterreted this (again), and given that it's you that challenging my assumptions, and your likely to reply with a Devel::* dump demostrating that this is not the case, I'll turn the statement into a question and ask....Is this slightly dangerous?

Examine what is said, not who speaks.

In reply to Re: Re^5: Grep Pattern Match by BrowserUk
in thread Grep Pattern Match by LostS

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