Re: Fun with Perl, for a change

* Simon Cozens <fwp@simon-cozens.org> [2003-04-10 18:45]:
> You're very warm. Overloading is *seriously* involved, and
> yes, I'm overloading concatenation.

Tieing must be in there too - already tied variables can be
made to appear to automagically turn something assigned to
them into an object.

-- 
Regards,
Aristotle

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