Quickly finding a quarantined message - was: RE:[Mimedefang]action_discard
Jan-Pieter Cornet
johnpc at xs4all.nl
Wed May 9 17:26:38 EDT 2007
On Wed, May 09, 2007 at 04:00:39PM -0400, Cormack, Ken wrote:
> > Great idea! One enhancement is I think you might want to call it as
> > get_quarantine_dir() otherwise I think perl will pass @_ from your current
> > scope. Currently, the function takes no params but who knows next week...
Err... this is not true. While get_quarantine_dir(); is preferred over
get_quarantine_dir; they both mean exactly the same: call the function
with an empty argument list. Using brackets just makes it clearer to
the read that it's a function call.
If you want to pass the current arguments in @_, you'll have to
explicitly call it as &get_quarantine_dir; (note: no brackets).
See:
perldoc -q '&foo'
man perlsub
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