Re: [MacPerl] But I'm *not* kidding

[pudge@pobox.com (Chris Nandor)]

At 17.51 1998.02.07, Dennis P. Geller wrote:
>SInce there's no exec statement, is there some other way in MacPerl to
>implement a subroutine transfer table:
>@Actions = ('$x', '$y');
># ... stuff giving a value to $i
># Call the subroutine
>exec $Actions[$i]

I am not sure what you mean.  Would $Actions[$i] be a code reference, i.e.
$x = sub {some_code_here} ?  Why is $x in single quotes?  What is it that
you are trying to do here?

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