# New Ticket Created by "Carl Mäsak"
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<pmichaud> rakudo: say (' xyz ' ~~ /.*/).trim
<p6eval> rakudo 7b5b9d: OUTPUT«any(Match.new( # WARNING: this is not
working perl code # and for debugging purposes only from => 2, orig
=> " xyz ", to => 6, positional => [, ],))»
<moritz_> wtf is calling .perl here?
<pmichaud> rakudo: say (' xyz ' ~~ /.*/).Str.trim
<p6eval> rakudo 7b5b9d: OUTPUT«xyz»
<pmichaud> something is wrong with .trim somewhere in the Match hierarchy.
<pmichaud> ohhhhhhhh
<pmichaud> evil
<pmichaud> if self ~~ /^\s*:(.*)$/ {
<moritz_> Cool.trim calls a regex match self ~~ $some_regex
<pmichaud> right
<pmichaud> it needs to stringify first
<pmichaud> it can't assume that self is a str
<jnthn> pmichaud: I ran into a related issue the other day
<jnthn> pmichaud: Should Regex.ACCEPTS always stringify?
<jnthn> pmichaud: Before matching?
<jnthn> pmichaud: I almost did it but then it felt rong.
<pmichaud> jnthn: I'd prefer it not do that
<pmichaud> the problem isn't with the ~~, it's that anything in
Cool-str.pm needs make sure to be stringifying self
<jnthn> pmichaud: OK.
<pmichaud> (at least in this case)
* masak submits rakudobug
