We already have the Set class, how do we say what it contains?
class Set {
has $.type;
submethod BUILD {
# get something into $.type, using 'of' handler
}
method members returns $.type () { ... }
}
my Set of Int $s = Set.new; # is this how you call it?
Or do we say
class Set is Container { # magical?
method members returns returns ... # some facility by Container?
}
Even if the way to implement this is as thin as C++ templates, that
is, we'll have to define a container of some type, and define the
type as a complex thing, instead of defining a container of complex
things, it's still better than nothing.
This brings me to another issue - can I say what type the elements
of a list has, without putting it into a typed array?
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