Phoenix.pm: quoting constant hash keys survey
Anthony Nemmer
intertwingled at qwest.net
Tue Apr 20 11:01:52 CDT 2004
No. Everyone should learn to speak ENGLISH. Then we can use seven bit
ASCII.
At least, that is My Humble Opinion.
Anthony Nemmer
Bill Lindley wrote:
> Hey, let's totally use Unicode -- If «these_puppies» aren't cool
> enough, then for starters, next we can replace the division operator,
> and have subroutines become sections. Forget underlines, string
> concatenation becomes dot (·) :
>
> ---begin---
> #!/usr/bin/perl
>
> §compute_profit {
> my ($name, $profit, $member_count) = @_;
> my $share = $profit ÷ $member_count;
> return $name · "receives " · $share;
> }
> ---end---
>
> Repeat and fade. In fact let's call this new language "APL" instead
> of Perl 6... and switch to these keyboards:
>
> http://www.hypermaths.org/quadibloc/comp/images/typair.gif
>
> \\/
>
>
>
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