On Sun Nov 11 17:45:29 2007, webmasters ctosonline.org wrote: > (Assume these examples all begin with 'use Data::Dumper'.) > > This doesn't cause a parse error. Instead, it passes a reference to an > anon scalar to &foo: > sub foo(\@) { print Dumper @_ }; foo((@foo)) > as does this: > sub foo(\@) { print Dumper @_ }; foo+(@foo) > But these three work fine: > sub foo(\@) { print Dumper @_ }; foo+@foo > sub foo(\@) { print Dumper @_ }; foo(+@foo) > sub foo(\@) { print Dumper @_ }; foo(+ +@foo) Fixed in 0c46edc. -- Father Chrysostomos --- via perlbug: queue: perl5 status: new https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=47363