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#102875 06/20/2001 2:03 PM
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1) is there a difference between;

my $var1 = shift; and my $var1 = @_; ?

2) is there an explanation of BEGIN block?

BEGIN { .... }

where we must use? and we cant use?

3) is this code really necessary in the eval when we use require??

($0 =~ m,(.*)/[^/]+,) and unshift (@INC, "$1");
($0 =~ m,(.*)\[^\]+,) and unshift (@INC, "$1");

some programs use this...

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#102876 06/20/2001 3:30 PM
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1 - possibly. Shifting will remove and return the first element of @_. Directly assigning MIGHT lead to unexpected results... i.e. if @_ contains 2 elements, you might get the count of elements rather than the values. Shift is better, or use $_[x] directly.

2 - BEGIN blocks occur before anything else, regardless of where they are in the file. Note that requires and uses within BEGIN blocks are executes before any other code, regardless of their location in the block.

3 - Not stricly required, but a good idea. smile


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