Thomas Wouters wrote: > The Perl version of the compiled code could of course be > > PUSH "1" > COERCE_INT > PUSH "2" > COERCE_INT > BINARY_ADD > > for Perl's > > "1" + "2" > > and > > PUSH "1" > PUSH "2" > BINARY_ADD > > for it's > > "1" . "2" I hate to bring up the fact that in Perl6 the . will be used for attribute access (or at least method dereferencing), and some other operator will be used for string concatenation =). =)
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