Same result on 5.12.0, but I'm not sure that it is worth fixing. On Fri Oct 17 13:24:08 2003, grazz@pobox.com wrote: > > If you use (for example) @& before using $&, then $& loses > its magic. > > % perl -le '"foo" =~ /.*/; print "[$&]"' > [foo] > > % perl -le '@&; "foo" =~ /.*/; print "[$&]"' > [] > > This worked correctly in 5.6.1 -- but of course the old behavior > wasn't ideal either, since it set PL_sawampersand unnecessarily. > > http://xrl.us/xk7 > -- Alexandr Ciornii, http://chorny.netThread Next