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Re: Re: Re: Declaring variables - is it legal to do this?

by Belgarion (Chaplain)
on May 15, 2004 at 15:34 UTC ( [id://353671]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

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in reply to Re: Re: Declaring variables - is it legal to do this?
in thread Declaring variables - is it legal to do this?

I believe most code uses the same methods as japhy's example above. I know I've never used the (..., undef, ...) method, but I have used the (...)[0,1,4] method many times. Granted, my experience doesn't include everyone, but I don't recall seeing the undef example in any Perl documentation, while japhy's example (if I recall correctly) is shown.

However, as always it's just a personal opinion. :)

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Declaring variables - is it legal to do this?
by TilRMan (Friar) on May 15, 2004 at 16:18 UTC

    I've always used:

    (my $name, my $dept, undef, my $status) = get_info();
    but I can't remember why. Did 5.00[45] allow this syntax? I guess I don't have to anymore.

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