Miroslav Silovic wrote:
>cdumont wrote:
>
>
>>In japanese it could even be :
>>
>> wa {
>> '' no baai ni { ... }
>> }
>>
>>Getting rid off the thema or I guess here taking $_ as the default.
>>
>>is this possible :
>>
>>given $operator {
>> '' {}
>> '' {}
>>}
>>
>>?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>If Larry doesn't mind me elbowing into the conversation... The
>unmentioned detail here is that given and when are decoupled; they're
>not two keywords in the same construct. In other words, given can be
>used without when and when can be used inside any block.
>
>C<given> only binds $_ and executes a block, it's kind of a single-shot
>C<for>. So you can do this:
>
>given $long_expression_that_is_difficult_to_type_more_than_once {
>.trim;
>s:g/<!alpha>//;
>.prettify;
>.indent;
>say $_;
>}
>
>And C<when> simply matches the current $_ with its argument. So you can,
>for example, use it inside C<for> or C<map>:
>
>@encoded = map @list:{
>when 'black' { 1 }
>when 'white' { 2 }
>when /#(.*)/ { $<1> }
>}
>
>Miro
>
>
>
>
Thank you for the precision!
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