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Davey Shafik 🦁🐉🏳️🌈 (@dshafik) · 08/2018 · Tröts: 123 · Folger: 545
Di 30.07.2024 00:40
Thinking on %= more, I think this behaviors make some sense:
$str = ‘Foo %s: %d’;
$str %= [$foo, $bar];
And you can of course concat without %=
$str = 'Foo’;
$str .= ‘ %s: %d' % [$foo, $bar];
But there's no sane way to combine the two:
$str = 'Foo %s’;
if (cond) {
$str %= [$foo] . ': %d' % [$bar]
}
This _technically_ makes sense I think? Read it like:
$str = ($str % [$foo]) . (‘: %d' % [$bar])
I think the best practice would be:
$str = 'Foo %s’
$str .= ‘: %d’;
$str %= [$foo, $bar];
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