Re: print list, comma not working?

Sidestepping the whole parens and list-op discussion, why not just avoid the empty term in $i%100:

perl -e '
my $i=0;
for (1..456) {
  print $i%100 ? $i%10 ? "." 
                       : int(($i%100)/10)
               : "\n\t";
  $i++;
}
print "\n";
'
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Re^2: print list, comma not working? by fzellinger (Acolyte) on Jan 13, 2010 at 05:08 UTC
That looks good also. I can add a '0' with the "\n\t" to make it print 100 per line. Thanks. I had tried something like this earlier, but I may have run into more white-space/precedence problems and confusion, so I started adding parens and just fell into another trap. Will 'use warnings;' in the future.	[reply]