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From: marc@athena.mit.edu (Marc Horowitz)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl
Subject: Re: s///e bizarreness
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Date: 5 Jan 91 23:45:18 GMT
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Larry sez:
|> You think YOU were surprised!

Gosh, I surprised Larry with a perlism.  Is this a sign of Armageddon?
:-)

Well, I suppose the real question here is what possessed me to try
doubling the e.  I guess it's too many late-night perl hacking
sessions - perl usually does what I want, even if it wasn't intended
to :-).  Since this seems to be a popular ``feature,'' can I assume that
it will stick around and use it in my script?

		Marc

P.S.  I haven't said it yet:  Great JAPH, Randal!