or similar type stuff.The Foo is Happy
So I whipped together some code that would accept a statement like the {foo} is "happy". Heres what I did
Yes, I didnt use strictures or warnings. And I did format it funny deliberately (rule the main!)use Data::Dumper; package rule; sub name {my $self=shift; $self->[0]=shift if @_; + $self->[0] }; sub value {my $self=shift; $self->[1]=shift if @_; + $self->[1] }; package the; use overload '""'=>sub{Data::Dumper::Dumper shift} +; package main; sub the(&$) { my ($item,$rule)=@_; return bless {item=>&$item,rules=>{$rule->name=>$rule->value}} +,"the" unless UNIVERSAL::isa($item,"the"); $item->{rules}->{$rule->name}=$rule->value; return &$item } sub is($) { return bless [is=>shift],'rule'; } print the {foo} is 'happy' or die die die;
Yves / DeMerphq
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Writing a good benchmark isnt as easy as it might look.
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Re: The {foo} is "happy"
by mdupont (Scribe) on Jul 30, 2002 at 15:54 UTC |