hnd has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
can somebody explain me this:
"Since prototypes are taken into consideration only at compile time, it naturally falls out that they have no influence on subroutines references like \&foo or on indirect subroutine calls like $subref->().
method calls are not influenced by prototypes either. That's because the actual function to be called is indeterminate at compile time, depending as it does on inheritance, which is directly detrmined in perl."
Chapter 6: subroutines, Programming Perl 3/ed
a code explaining the above thing would be better....
"Since prototypes are taken into consideration only at compile time, it naturally falls out that they have no influence on subroutines references like \&foo or on indirect subroutine calls like $subref->().
method calls are not influenced by prototypes either. That's because the actual function to be called is indeterminate at compile time, depending as it does on inheritance, which is directly detrmined in perl."
Chapter 6: subroutines, Programming Perl 3/ed
a code explaining the above thing would be better....
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i'am worst at what do best and for this gift i fell blessed...
i found it hard it's hard to find well whatever
NEVERMIND
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