Re: return of assigment in list context (bug?)

[dsheroh]

in reply to return of hash-assigment in list context (bug?)

What version of perl are you using? With my

This is perl 5, version 14, subversion 2 (v5.14.2) built for i686-linu
+x-gnu-thread-multi-64int

I get the results that I would expect, with no duplicated values:

$ perl
%h1=(a=>1,b=>2);
%h2=(a=>11,c=>3);
print (%h3=(%h1,%h2),"\n");
 
print %h3, "\n";
a11b2c3
c3a11b2

[LanX]

This is perl, v5.10.0 built for i486-linux-gnu-thread-multi

Thanks a lot... so it's an already fixed bug and I can stop chasing my faults! :)

[tobyink]

It appears to have been fixed between 5.12 and 5.14, though nothing is noted in perl5140delta.

[LanX]

Thanks!

I browsed thru various perldelta513* w/o spotting it.

For those interested here a one-liner for testing your perl-version:

lanx@nc10-ubuntu:~$ perl -e '@k=( %h=(a=>42,b=>2,a=>1) ); print "$] Bu
+g: @k\n" unless @k ~~ [%h]'
5.010000 Bug: b 2 b 2

I'll gonna update a non-smartmatch solution here...

UPDATE:

w/o smart-match for even older perl versions (maybe the bug was introduced somewhere)

lanx@nc10-ubuntu:~$ perl -e '%h2=@k=( %h=(a=>42,b=>2,a=>1) ); delete @
+h{keys %h2}; print "$] Bug: @k\n" if %h'
5.010000 Bug: b 2 b 2

UPDATE: replace version-vars s'$^V'$]'g in code-sections

[perl514]

Hi

Kindly let me know which OS you are using