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in thread Is Taint just another property?

By value, I mean lvalues and rvalues, and in the case of Perl, the SV node thing not necessarily bound to any symbol. You must have a background in Functional Programming, where values never change--they are replaced by a whole new value.

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Re: Is Taint just another property?
by Abigail (Deacon) on Jul 04, 2001 at 09:51 UTC
    By value, I mean lvalues and rvalues

    That does not make any sense. lvalue and rvalue are contexts, how do you want to tag them with properties? A variable can be used as an rvalue in one statement, and as lvalue in the next.

    You must have a background in Functional Programming, where values never change

    Values don't change in Perl either. If you do think values change, please give a code example. Functional Programming doesn't have side effects, hence no variables changing value.

    -- Abigail