Re^2: Using ternary operator as lvalue in push

could be, i will ask him. i used a code that could be optimized by compiler:

my $c = 1;
push $c>0 ? @a : @b, "foo";
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maybe different settings would allow the compiler to reduce the condition at compile-time (my friend case) resulting in

push @a, "foo";
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that will explain those behaviour

Oha

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Re^3: Using ternary operator as lvalue in push by ikegami (Patriarch) on Aug 01, 2007 at 14:19 UTC
`my $c = 1; push $c>0 ? @a : @b, "foo";` [download] is not optimized by the compiler. It only folds constants. `$c` is not a constant. On the other hand, the following would be optimized: `use constant c => 1; push c>0 ? @a : @b, "foo";` [download]	[reply] [d/l] [select]