Re^4: Reading and producing variable lists (w/o hashes!)

oo crazy cool.. Two questions though: what might be a 'good' place to use this? and does it run under 'strict'?

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Re^5: Reading and producing variable lists (w/o hashes!) by almut (Canon) on May 01, 2009 at 10:37 UTC
and does it run under 'strict'? It would run under `use strict`, if you declare the variables, e.g. `my ($apple, $pear, $orange); # lexicals # or our ($apple, $pear, $orange); # lexically scoped package variabl +es # or use vars qw($apple $pear $orange); # global package variables` [download] what might be a 'good' place to use this? There are almost certainly better ways to approach virtually any typical problem you might have... :)	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^5: Reading and producing variable lists (w/o hashes!)
by almut (Canon) on May 01, 2009 at 10:37 UTC

and does it run under 'strict'?

It would run under use strict, if you declare the variables, e.g.

my ($apple, $pear, $orange);        # lexicals

# or

our ($apple, $pear, $orange);       # lexically scoped package variabl
+es

# or

use vars qw($apple $pear $orange);  # global package variables
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what might be a 'good' place to use this?

There are almost certainly better ways to approach virtually any typical problem you might have... :)

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