Larry Wall wrote: > (And juxtaposition is out because we're not going to destroy indirect > object syntax How often is indirect object syntax used without some whitespace? Having the perl5->perl6 converter locate it and insert a space shouldn't be too very tricky. $these=$this$that$the_other; is what we've been doing inside double quotes for years. Making butted-against-each-other be the string concatenation operator looks good IMO. > I'm thinking concat will be ~. Furthermore, I'm thinking unary ~ will > be stringify. Not unary diglyph \" ?
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