This is a precedence issue
shell> perl -MO=Deparse,-p - defined(%stores) ? ( $wml = join "<br/>\n",map { "<a href='$params{URL +}/op?optin&amp;store=$_'>$stores{$_}->{'store_t_address'}</a>" }(keys + %stores) ): $wml = "Pas de résultat<br/><br/>" ; ^D Assignment to both a list and a scalar at - line 2, near ""Pas de résu +ltat<br/><br/>" ;" - had compilation errors. ((defined(%stores) ? ($wml = join("<br/>\n", map({"<a href='$params{'URL'}/op?optin&amp;store=$_'>$stor +es{$_}{'store_t_address'}</a>";} keys(%stores)))) : $wml) = "Pas de r\351sultat<br/><br/>");
As you can see in the B::Deparsed code (with the output slightly formatted) the assignment is occurring outside the ?: statement. Just put parentheses around the last statement and it should work fine.
HTH

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broquaint


In reply to Re: the ? : operator : a bug ? by broquaint
in thread the ? : operator : a bug ? by Sihal

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