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The syntax my ($x,@f) generates a two dimensional array in @f.
Alpha produces what I would expect. Rakudo doesnt.
If the current version of rakudo is correct, then how to specify a
single dimensional array?
From #perl6 April 20 9.15
finanalyst: alpha: $_="a\tb\tc"; my ($k,@f) = map { .trim },
.split("\t"); @f.perl.say;$k.say
p6eval: alpha 30e0ed: OUTPUT«["b", "c"]a»
<snip lines with typos>
finanalyst: rakudo: $_="a\tb\tc"; my ($k,@f) = map { .trim },
.split("\t"); @f.perl.say;$k.say
p6eval: rakudo b05155: OUTPUT«[["b", "c"]]a»
my ($k,@f) appears to be the correct syntax. See below
finanalyst: rakudo: $_="a\tb\tc"; my $k,@f = map { .trim },
.split("\t"); @f.perl.say;$k.say
p6eval: rakudo b05155: OUTPUT«Symbol '@f' not predeclared in
<anonymous>current instr.: 'perl6;PCT;HLLCompiler;panic' pc 152
(compilers/pct/src/PCT/HLLCompiler.pir:108)»
