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On Wed, Jun 15, 2022, at 11:27, Philippe Bruhat (BooK) wrote:
> I like having different forms for explicitely providing context. If there is a single form (like the suggested `#{}`), then it probably should provide list context (since we only have the `scalar` keyword at our disposal).
I disagree, we also have "join", and I would suggest people use that to get a string form for a list. It lets us say that…
qt{This is #{$how_cool} cool.}
…is equivalent to…
q{This is } . ($how_cool) . q{ cool.}
I'm not strongly opposed to two forms, but I think that qt should be a compelling replacement for "..." in many or most cases, so interpolating simple things shouldn't feel like a chore. (I think that {...} might even be better than #{...}.)
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rjbs
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