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Re: uninitialized vs. undefined
>I've always felt there must be a difference between
> my @a; # undefined
> my @a = (); # defined but empty
>I was slightly disappointed to find out that 5.005_63 deprecates
>defined(@a) to tell the difference.
But it doesn't do that!
sub testit {
my @a;
my @b = ();
printf "call #%d:\n", ++$count;
if (defined @a) { print "\ta is defined\n" }
if (defined @b) { print "\tb is defined\n" }
$a[0] = $b[0] = "none";
}
testit();
testit();
testit();
Produces:
call #1:
call #2:
a is defined
b is defined
call #3:
a is defined
b is defined
--tom
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