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Best Regards,
Vincent Chang
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* Vincent Chang
* Design Automation mailto:vchang@micron.com
* Memory Products Design http://www.micron.com
* Micron Technology Texas,LLC. mS323 Phone: (972) 994-3609
* 500 W Renner Rd. Richardson TX 75080 Fax: (972) 994-4544
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- From: "O'Reilly Book Support" <booktech@oreilly.com>
- To: Vincent Chang <vchang@micron.com>
- Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2000 09:24:58 -0800
- Message-Id: <200001041724.JAA28324@rock.west.ora.com>
Hi Vincent, I do not know why this occurs. I suggest posting your question to the newsgroup "comp.lang.perl.misc". And if it is a bug, the appropriate people will be alerted. Hope that helps you out! Kevin Bingham O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. O'Reilly Book Support 101 Morris St, Sebastopol, CA 95472 booktech@oreilly.com O'Reilly home page http://www.oreilly.com ph: 707-829-0515 fax: 707-829-0104 tollfree 800-998-9938 US/Canada only to order: order@oreilly.com * technical questions: booktech@oreilly.com > Hi, > > Would you explain to me why the following is not working, > > $test = "test.in"; > my( $temp ) = reverse( $test ); > print $temp; ========> I will get "test.in". > > but, If I do the following, > my $temp = reverse( $test ); > print $temp; ========> I will get "ni.tset". > > I thought assign statement should always evaluate the right assignment > first. > But, my( $temp ) = reverse( $test ) doesn't evaluate the `reverse` at > all. > > > Thank you. > -- > --- > > Best Regards, > Vincent Chang > > > ======================================================================= > * Vincent Chang > * Design Automation mailto:vchang@micron.com > * Memory Products Design http://www.micron.com > * Micron Technology Texas,LLC. mS323 Phone: (972) 994-3609 > * 500 W Renner Rd. Richardson TX 75080 Fax: (972) 994-4544 > =======================================================================
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