Re: RFC 23 (v5) Higher order functions
[email protected] (Nathan Wiger) Mon, 18 Sep 2000 23:03:27 -0700
| Newsgroups | perl.perl6.language.subs |
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Damian Conway wrote: > > That's it! I'm gonna take that whole section out and burn it! ;-) > $1 is the *only* place in Perl where an index starts at 1. *It's* the one > that's inconsistent. Fix *it*. I'd love to. But we're stuck, unless we make a $CMD which holds what $0 currently holds, which I wouldn't particularly mind. Particularly since $ARGV[0] means the first command-line argument, and not C's argv[0], and neither of them are related to $0 at all typing-wise. But then again, $0 has nice sh semantics. But then again, @ARGV doesn't, so it's kinda contradictory. Sigh. "Let Larry figure it out" comes to mind. > In large measure because it has been destruction-tested by so many > clever and committed people such as yourself. :-) Thanks. :-) -Nate