> On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 04:38:24PM -0500, Me wrote: > > Question 1: > > > > Afaict, even with use strict at its most strict, perl 6 > > can't (in practice) complain, at compile time, if > > > > $foo.Foun > > > > refers to an undeclared Foun. > > > > Right? > > Can't you hear the low roar from the strong-typing argument coming > from the thread next door? Yes. Indeed the volume quite startled me... I.Found your notion of a "sealed off namespace" intriguing. I have no idea what it meant just yet; I'm going to go read and think about it now.
- $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Me
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Michael G Schwern
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Damian Conway
- "closed" property ((was Re: $foo.Foun (... Me
- "closed" property ((was Re: $foo.Fo... David L. Nicol
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Damian Conway
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Me
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Damian Conway
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Me
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) David L. Nicol
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Me
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Daniel S. Wilkerson
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) Michael G Schwern
- Re: $foo.Foun (was Re: Properties and stricture) David H. Adler