Hi!
p6 is strict by default. See S01 at: http://dev.perl.org/perl6/doc/design/syn/S01.html
> http://colabti.de/irclogger//irclogger_log/perl6?date=2005-04-10,Sun Thanks for the links!
I didn't know about it. Anyway, qw is working well. My question is about, that why the first form (where the array is in parentheses) gives error?"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.
qw(1 2 3) is now spelled <1 2 3> I think.
Pugs currently has a broken nose. Autrijus just committed the first cut of the new ITypes subsystem (a massive patch) so things are very unstable right now. Should be better in a day or so. See:
OK, I understand it.
Can somebody point me to a link, what is ITypes about? As I guess from the archives, there is VTypes and ITypes, the first is the "virtual" (V means variable?) type of a variable (this is about how can you use it in your program), the second is the "internal" (I means implementation) type of the variable (this is about how is it stored in the memory). Am I totally wrong?
Bye, Andras
