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I prefer @ because it is so weird and unexpected people are unlikely to misread the command and think it does something with multiple commands tho perl’s q
by falsedan 8y ago
I prefer
@
because it is so weird and unexpected people are unlikely to misread the command and think it does something with multiple commands
tho perl’s qr (quote regex) operator is miles ahead, it even supports natural pairs of opening/closing delimiters
- laumars 8y agoI really like doing the following in Perl: s{/u/r/i}{do something} Sadly doesn’t support that (or at least none of the sed’s I’ve used). So I fallback to using hash (#) instead (for no particular reason aside that’s what I’ve always used).