Author: wayland Date: 2009-02-26 11:57:19 +0100 (Thu, 26 Feb 2009) New Revision: 25580
Modified: docs/Perl6/Spec/S28-special-names.pod Log: Added types to main table Modified: docs/Perl6/Spec/S28-special-names.pod =================================================================== --- docs/Perl6/Spec/S28-special-names.pod 2009-02-26 10:19:21 UTC (rev 25579) +++ docs/Perl6/Spec/S28-special-names.pod 2009-02-26 10:57:19 UTC (rev 25580) @@ -58,60 +58,60 @@ =head2 Named variables - Variable Spec Description - -------- ---- ----------- + Variable Spec Type Description + -------- ---- ---- ----------- - $/ S05 # match object from last match - $0, $1, $2 S05 # first captured value from match: $/[0] - @*ARGS S06 # command-line arguments - $*ARGFILES S02 # The magic command-line input handle - &?BLOCK S06 # current block (itself) - ::?CLASS # current class (as package or type name) - $?CLASS # current class (as package object) - @=COMMENT # All the comment blocks in the file - %?CONFIG # configuration hash - $=DATA # data block handle (=begin DATA ... =end) - @=DATA # Same as above, but array - %?DEEPMAGIC S13 # Controls the mappings of magical names to sub definitions - $?DISTRO S02 # Which OS distribution am I compiling under - $*EGID # effective group id - %*ENV # system environment variables - $*ERR S16 # Standard error handle; is an IO object - $*EUID # effective user id - $*EXECUTABLE_NAME # executable name - $?FILE # current filename of source file - $?GRAMMAR # current grammar (as object) - $*GID # group id - $*IN S16 # Standard input handle; is an IO object - $*INC S11 # where to search for user modules (but not std lib!) - $?LABEL # label of current block (XXX unnecessary?) - $?LANG S02 # Which Perl parser should embedded closures parse with? - $*LANG S02 # LANG variable from %*ENV that defines what human language is used - $?LINE # current line number in source file - %*META-ARGS S19 # Meta-arguments - $?MODULE # current module (as package object variable) - %*OPTS S19 # Options from command line - %*OPT... S19 # Options from command line to be passed down - $?OS # operating system compiled for - $*OS # operating system running under - $?OSVER # operating system version compiled for - $*OSVER # operating system version running under - $*OUT S16 # Standard output handle; is an IO object - $?PARSER S02 # Which Perl grammar was used to parse this statement? - $?PACKAGE # current package (as package object variable) - $?PERL S02 # Which Perl am I compiled for? - $*PERL # perl version running under - $*PID # system process id - %=POD S02 # (or some such) - $*PROGRAM_NAME # name of the Perl program being executed - ::?ROLE # current role (as package or type name) - $?ROLE # current role (as package object variable) - &?ROUTINE S06 # current sub or method (itself) - $?SCOPE S02 # Current "my" scope (XXX unnecessary?) - $*UID # system user id - $?USAGE S06 # Default usage message generated at compile time - $?VM S02 # Which virtual machine am I compiling under - $?XVM S02 # Which virtual machine am I cross-compiling for + $/ S05 Match # match object from last match + $0, $1, $2 S05 Str # first captured value from match: $/[0] + @*ARGS S06 Array of Str # command-line arguments + $*ARGFILES S02 IO # The magic command-line input handle + &?BLOCK S06 Block # current block (itself) + ::?CLASS Str # current class (as package or type name) + $?CLASS Class # current class (as package object) + @=COMMENT # All the comment blocks in the file + %?CONFIG Hash of XXX # configuration hash + $=DATA # data block handle (=begin DATA ... =end) + @=DATA # Same as above, but array + %?DEEPMAGIC S13 Hash of XXX # Controls the mappings of magical names to sub definitions + $?DISTRO S02 Str # Which OS distribution am I compiling under + $*EGID Int # effective group id + %*ENV Hash of Str # system environment variables + $*ERR S16 IO # Standard error handle + $*EUID Int # effective user id + $*EXECUTABLE_NAME Str # executable name + $?FILE Str # current filename of source file + $?GRAMMAR Grammar # current grammar (as object) + $*GID Int # group id + $*IN S16 IO # Standard input handle; is an IO object + $*INC S11 # where to search for user modules (but not std lib!) + $?LABEL # label of current block (XXX unnecessary?) + $?LANG S02 # Which Perl parser should embedded closures parse with? + $*LANG S02 Str # LANG variable from %*ENV that defines what human language is used + $?LINE Int # current line number in source file + %*META-ARGS S19 Hash of XXX # Meta-arguments + $?MODULE Module # current module (as package object variable) + %*OPTS S19 Hash of XXX # Options from command line + %*OPT... S19 Hash of XXX # Options from command line to be passed down + $?OS Str # operating system compiled for + $*OS Str # operating system running under + $?OSVER Str # operating system version compiled for + $*OSVER Str # operating system version running under + $*OUT S16 IO # Standard output handle + $?PARSER S02 Grammar # Which Perl grammar was used to parse this statement? + $?PACKAGE Package # current package (as package object variable) + $?PERL S02 Str # Which Perl am I compiled for? + $*PERL Str # perl version running under + $*PID Int # system process id + %=POD S02 # (or some such) + $*PROGRAM_NAME Str # name of the Perl program being executed + ::?ROLE Str # current role (as package or type name) + $?ROLE Role # current role (as package object variable) + &?ROUTINE S06 Routine # current sub or method (itself) + $?SCOPE S02 # Current "my" scope (XXX unnecessary?) + $*UID Int # system user id + $?USAGE S06 Str # Default usage message generated at compile time + $?VM S02 Str # Which virtual machine am I compiling under + $?XVM S02 Str # Which virtual machine am I cross-compiling for Note that contextual variables such as C<$*OUT> may have more than one current definition in the outer dynamic context, in which case
