> I believe that mentioning an attribute of a variable is > really a method call on the variable's underlying object -- > which, in perl6, can have user-definable behavior. > Where some language use dot or arrow syntax, perl uses colon. > Very isomorphic. > Please tell me I'm right! :-) Pretty much; in fact I just submitted a frozen version of RFC 337 that tries to extend and firm up this idea. I'm with you, man! ;-) Since it's deadline time, the implementation didn't get too super-specific. But the idea's there. Reply to the thread when it comes out if there's any major holes that need to be plugged. -Nate
- RFC 355 (v1) Leave $[ alone. Perl6 RFC Librarian
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- Re: RFC 355 (v1) Leave $[ alone. Nicholas Clark
- Re: RFC 355 (v1) Leave $[ alone. Bart Lateur
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