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Persistem my variables? (Score:1)

by potyl (8582)

If I get it right the faulty statement was something like: my $var = 'passed' if cond();, right? This looks really strange and funny to me. I understand it as execute this statement (which declares a variable) only if the condition is true. If the condition is false then the statement shouldn't be executed, thus no creation of variable. That's not what Perl might do as I'm expecting Jozef to be using "strict" and his module might have not compiled otherwise avoiding this peculiar situation. You where usin
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