c:\test>perl -wle"sub TODO{ die 'Unimplemented' } 0 or TODO;"
Unimplemented at -e line 1.
with the same benefits. Or perhaps one of these:
c:\test>perl -wle"sub _'_'_{ die 'Unimplemented' } 0 or _'_'_;"
Unimplemented at -e line 1.
c:\test>perl -wle"sub ___{ die 'Unimplemented' } 0 or ___;"
Unimplemented at -e line 1.
I quite like that last one. And it has the added benefit of not requiring the use of a dog slow "real parser" to not confuse my syntax highlighter!
But perhaps it is more about the changes that allowed yadayada to be implemented, than yadayada itself.
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