[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Damian Conway) writes: > But in Perl 6, the consistency between a method's parameter list and its > argument list *is* checked at run-time, so passing the wrong number of > arguments is (quite literally) fatal.
But wait! If we can check how many parameters to pass, we know how many parameters to pass; problem solved. Sure, the parser has to stay in a superposition of states until the check is made, but we're close to requiring quantum supercomputers to run this thing anyway. I'm afraid I can't tell whether or not I'm being serious any more. -- <gnat> TorgoX: you're rapidly learning, I see, that XML is a fucking piece of festering shit which has no more justification for walking God's clean earth than a dung beetle with diarrhoea.
