Hi, it's me again with my questions on pasm... I just downloaded the latest version of Parrot (it's currently 17:00 GMT). $ ./parrot -v [...] This is parrot version 0.0.7-devel built for i386-linux [...] $ cat test.pasm new P0, .PerlArray set P0[10], "foo" set I0, P0.length print I0 print "\n" $ perl ../parrot/assemble.pl test.pasm > test.pbc Couldn't parse argument '.length' at line 3. $ ../parrot/parrot test.pbc 11
So, PerlArray seems to implement the length method, but issues a warning... I don't know: 1. wether it's a bug or not, and if I should report it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (btw, why can't we report bugs via the web interface?) 2. if I look in .../parrot/classes/perlarray.h, I can't find any function that seems to implement the length method. Is there a universal length function, or am I right to look in the perlarray.h file? If not, then how the hell does parrot spit me the right answer in the above snippet? Sorry for those (maybe silly) questions, but I'm still learning to play with this new toy... :) Jerome -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
