Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of PerlTagScheme

Timestamp:

06/29/06 16:42:52 (7 years ago)

Author:

ingy

Comment:

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PerlTagScheme

@@ -4 +4 @@
 
 {{{
-!perl/hash     # hash reference
-!perl/array    # array reference
-!perl/scalar   # scalar reference
-!perl/code     # code reference
-!perl/io       # io reference
-!perl/glob     # a glob (not a ref)
-!perl/regexp   # a regexp (not a ref)
-!perl/ref      # a container ref to any of the above
+!!perl/hash     # hash reference
+!!perl/array    # array reference
+!!perl/scalar   # scalar reference
+!!perl/code     # code reference
+!!perl/io       # io reference
+!!perl/glob     # a glob (not a ref)
+!!perl/regexp   # a regexp (not a ref)
+!!perl/ref      # a container ref to any of the above
 }}}
 
@@ -17 +17 @@
 
 {{{
-!perl/hash:Foo::Bar   # hash ref blessed with 'Foo::Bar'
-!perl/glob:Foo::Bar   # glob blessed with 'Foo::Bar'
+!!perl/hash:Foo::Bar   # hash ref blessed with 'Foo::Bar'
+!!perl/glob:Foo::Bar   # glob blessed with 'Foo::Bar'
 etc...
 }}}
@@ -27 +27 @@
 
 {{{
-!perl/object:Foo::Bar
-!perl/:Foo::Bar
-!perl/Foo::Bar
+!!perl/object:Foo::Bar
+!!perl/:Foo::Bar
+!!perl/Foo::Bar
 }}}
 
 Note: the first form, while more verbose, more closely matches what Python and Ruby do. (I think) See [wiki:PythonTagScheme].
 
-The '!perl' forms are only consumable by Perl. To share objects with Python, maybe use this form:
+The '!!perl' forms are only consumable by Perl (or languages supporting a '''full''' Perl semantic). To share objects with, say, Python, use this form:
 
 {{{
-!object:Foo.Bar
+!!object:Foo.Bar
 }}}