oh yeah - that was dumb - sorry I misread the examples in the parent
fwiw I am pointing out that
say my $x=42;
is doing the 'my' declaration in the middle of the 'say' and '$x=42' so that providing declarations in the middle of a regular routine such as `say $x` is kind of a ternary syntax in how that stanza is parsed
fwiw I am pointing out that say my $x=42;
is doing the 'my' declaration in the middle of the 'say' and '$x=42' so that providing declarations in the middle of a regular routine such as `say $x` is kind of a ternary syntax in how that stanza is parsed