Carl Banks invalidemail at aerojockey.com
Wed Apr 26 17:33:00 EDT 2006

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Edward Elliott wrote:
> Stelios Xanthakis wrote:
> > Also, I think that perl does that because otherwise code like
> >
> > if ($x) $y++ if $z; else $z--;
> >
> > would be even more confusing :)
>
> With or without braces, that's not legal code.  A one-line if can't be
> followed by an else.

Thus proving the original claim about it being confusing. :)  I think
he intended it to parse this way:

if ($x) { $y++ if $z; } else { $z--; }


Carl Banks

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