[perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one

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$ perldoc -f my
   ...If more than one value is listed, the list must be placed in parentheses.
OK, but add an example of how to also initialize them at the same time.
The user guesses
    my ($c,$f)=0;
But if must still do
    $c=$f=0;
unless he wants to get yelled at at
    print $c, $f;
Which by the way means maybe we should get a warning at
    my ($c,$f)=0;
because it doesn't do what we thought.

• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initializemore than one by Dan Jacobson
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by Dave Mitchell
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by Yitzchak Scott-Thoennes
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by David Nicol
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by Dave Mitchell
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by Nicholas Clark
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initializemore than one by Dan Jacobson
• [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by Dan Jacobson
• Re: [perl #33764] perldoc -f my: add example of how to initialize more than one by Steve Peters