Hi!
I'm totally new on this list, so I'm sorry if I will ask that is evident or was here before (I've checked the archives, but you never know). A short intro: I'm a Perl guy from Hungary, and I'm very interested in Perl 6. I'm using Perl for general and for web programming. And know I'm playing with Pugs.
So, my questions below. All tested with the current Pugs SVN version (it says r1744).
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It seems to me, that Pugs is in strict mode, and I can't say "$a = 5", I have to say "my $a = 5". It is the right behaviour, or it is the deafult behaviour and I should change it with a keyword, or it is the current Pugs implementation and will be changed in the future?
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"my(@array)=qw(1 2 3);" gives error. "my @array=qw(1 2 3);" works. Is it the right behaviour? Both worked well with Perl 5.
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Is input handling works, or just "slurp" is I can use at the moment?
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It seems, that "@array.pop()" doesn't work. It's strange, because it is used in examples/obfu/snowing.p6, too, and as I remember, it worked before.
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Bye, Andras
