On Fri, Mar 18, 2005 at 05:39:49PM +1100, Andrew Savige wrote:
> # cat h3.p6
> my $label = 'abc';
> print("$label: is this new indirect object call business?\n");
> 
> # perl -w h3.p6
> abc: is this new indirect object call business?
> 
> # pugs h3.p6
> Undefined variable $label:
> Var "$label:"

Dear mad golfer, it was caused by the rather unforgiving Parsec
that <commit> by default, so I added "try" to (string "::") and
now it won't barf after seeing a colon.  As of r868 it should
now work fine.

> I've lost count of the number of punishing Pugs hazards that have
> snared me in my quest to convert a little p5 program to a real live
> working p6/Pugs one. This was the latest one, I expect due to my
> ignorance of new indirect object call. Anyway, thought you'd like
> to know. Believe or not, I'm almost done. ^.^

Woot! I'd like to see that program once you finished it. :)

Thanks,
/Autrijus/

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