Re: perl6 tests

[email protected] ("Joseph F. Ryan") Thu, 21 Nov 2002 12:27:01 -0500
Newsgroups perl.perl6.documentation
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Larry Wall wrote:

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>: >You seem to agree with this in the later array interpolation section where
>: >"@(1, 2)" becomes
>: >12
>: >instead of
>: >1 2
>: >
>: >Does a list still return its last element in scalar context?  I thought I
>: >remembered something about that changing?
>: >
>: 
>: I think you may be right, but thats how P6C behaves.
>: Time to send another bug to RT :)
>
>A list in scalar context always returns a reference to the list.
>That is, it assumes [...] around it.  You have to use ...[-1] to get
>the last element of a list.
>

So how should this behave:

print "$('one','two','three')"

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>Larry
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