> > I've been thinking about that. One interesting ramification of > the current matching rule is that you could say either of: > > "foo".io ~~ :r :x > > or > > "foo" ~~ :io(:r :x) > > where .io is whatever your "casting" method of choice is for turning > a string into an object with the correct methods. Somehow I think > .filename is a bit too long, huffmanwise.
If io is casting method, which statement below is correct: say ok if "1234".io > 1000; or say ok if "1234".int >1000;