On 8/25/06, Will Coleda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What about 'say'? It's a method, not an opcode, and:
say $S0
works just fine.
but C<say $I0> does *not* work.
i find that annoying.
either make the syntax for methods different than ops (eg C<$S0.say()>)
or make C<say> an opcode,
or dodge the syntax issue and make C<say> a method on all register types.
forcing me to convert the int to a string in order to auto-print a
newline instead of printing the int and the newline separately saves
me no code. having an op that's named the same as a parrot op but is
limited to one register type is confusing.
/flame off
~jerry
