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[MacPerl] split oddity
Consider:
#!perl
$x = 'a,b,c,d,e,f';
($a, undef, undef, $d, $e) = split /,/, $x;
print "$a-$d-$e\n";
What would you expect this to print? I expected:
a-d-e
and under perl5.004_04 on my ISP, that's what I get. However, under MacPerl
5.2.0r4, which I *thought* was 5.004_04, I get:
a-d,e,f-
Comments, confirmations?
Brian
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