Re: performance improvements for 1.3

Just out of curiosity, has anyone considered something like:

   push( @buffer, <expr> );
   push( @buffer, <expr> );
   push( @buffer, <expr> );

And then doing a big join when the buffer gets flushed?

(It might even make <% @list %> easier to support...)

~ John Williams


On Tue, 28 Sep 2004, Jonathan Swartz wrote:

> By in-line concatenation, I mean that a construction like
>
>     Hello, <% $name %>, how are you?
>
> gets converted to
>
>     $$_outbuf .= 'Hello, ';
>     $$_outbuf .= $name;
>     $$_outbuf .= ', how are you?'
>
> instead of the current
>
>     $m->print('Hello, ');
>     $m->print($name);
>     $m->print(', how are you?');
>
> where $m->print ultimately does the same concatenation.



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