Re: s/// w/o intermediate variables?
Michael W Thelen <[email protected]>
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* Allen, Greg <[email protected]> [2004-05-04 10:27]: > more generally, this works for me: > > $tranformed = map {local $_=$_; s,::,/,g; $_} $package It does..? When I run that, $transformed gets a value of 1, since that's what the map returns in scalar context. I think you meant to put parens around $transformed. -- Mike -- Michael W. Thelen The reverse side also has a reverse side. -- Japanese proverb
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