Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul writes:
I think having perl like operators would help a lot:
- '.' for string concatenation (instead of reusing '+'), e.g.:
$v= "foo" . "bar"
this is ok.
- 'eq' instead of == for strings, e.g.: $v eq
"bar"
- 'ne' instead of != for strings, e.g.: $v ne "bar"
i'm not sure about these, because == and != are in very common use (c,
php, etc.).
typing of $var and $avp would be ok with me.
-- juha