Opened by Fraser at 2005-01-11 18:41
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dieses Verhalten von @_ kann man sich z.B. so zu nutze machen:
Code: (dl
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use strict;
use warnings;
my $a = 2;
my @x = ( 1 .. 5 );
my @y = @x;
scale_ary2($a, @y);
print "\@x = @x \n";
print "\@y = @y \n";
sub scale_ary2 {
my $scale = shift;
$_ *= $scale for @_;
1;
}
$_=unpack"B*",~pack"H*",$_ and y&1|0& |#&&print"$_\n"for@.=qw BFA2F7C39139F45F78
0A28104594444504400 0A2F107D54447DE7800 0A2110453444450500 73CF1045138445F4800 0
F3EF2044E3D17DE 8A08A0451412411 F3CF207DF41C79E 820A20451412414 83E93C4513D17D2B
0A28104594444504400 0A2F107D54447DE7800 0A2110453444450500 73CF1045138445F4800 0
F3EF2044E3D17DE 8A08A0451412411 F3CF207DF41C79E 820A20451412414 83E93C4513D17D2B