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On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 4:27 AM, Tom Christiansen <tchrist@perl.com> wrote: > =begin table picture A mapping of Python to Perl jargon > > =headrow > > =cell Python > > =cell Perl > > =bodyrows > > =row > > =cell Tuple > > =cell List > > =row > > =cell List > > =cell Array > > =row > > =cell Dictionary > > =cell Hash > > =end table You have tables in your POD? We should have that in the core POD toolchain too. > =item * > > Perl methods are just methods, and they always receive their invocant as a > bonus, initial argument. Perl as a language makes no distinction between > object methods, class methods, or static methods in the Python sense of these tings. Isn't the same true for Python? (No python expert here). LeonThread Previous | Thread Next