in reply to Re: Find opcode's reverse sibling?
in thread Find opcode's reverse sibling?
You're on the wrong track. These terms are specific to perl's internal representation of compiled perl code. Here, children and siblings are separete things - siblings is a ordered, linked list of nodes that are children to a parent node. The linked list is constituted by a op_sibling pointer, the parent points to the first sibling with op_first, the last sibling with op_last and none of the middle ones. Sibling nodes do not point at any other sibling nodes except with the previously described op_sibling pointer.
This is all about perl guts.
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