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Brent Dax wrote:
> Paul:
> # if ( $foo {bar} # using whitespace to line up subscripts
> # or $piddle {far} ) { # for visual reasons, but parens required
> # boo();
> # }
>
> I would imagine (read: "hope") that the no-whitespace thing would be
> tiebreaking rule, i.e. "if you can't tell, assume it's a block".
Nope. It's a hard-and-fast part of the syntax. Absolutely no whitespace in
variable accesses. Not under any circumstances. Never.
At least, not until you explicitly modify the grammar to allow it. ;-)
Damian
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