I am confused about how we should setup method signatures: Let's take a look at a line in any-str.pir:
46 .sub 'comb' :method :multi(_) 47 .param pmc regex 48 .param int count :optional 49 .param int has_count :opt_flag As you can see we have one parameter specified in :multi which is _ (any type). However we also have two .param lines, 47 and 48. So here are some questions: I noticed 'self' is implicitly defined, however does 'self' eat up a parameter? Should we always have one parameter in :multi specified for the object the method is running on? Also, I played around with :multi by putting in different things. With the above method here is what I tried and the result :multi(_) - works :multi(_, _) works :multi(_,_,_) doesn't work :multi(_,Integer) doesn't work :mult(Sub) doesn't work Some clarification surrounding the use of :multi would help a lot. Best Regards, -Chris Davaz
