Jarkko Hietaniemi wrote: > > The $a and $b of the sort comparator were A Bad Idea to begin with. Ditto. Can we ditch these in Perl 6? Don't see why $_[0] and $_[1] can't be used, or even a more standard $1 and $2. Either one makes it more obvious what's being operated on. It also fixes the "'use strict' ignores $a and $b problem" mentioned repeatedly on p5p. -Nate
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