Hi,
Thanks for the explanation, sorry for creating the bug entry.
regards,
Marcel
On May 1, 2016 1:28:58 PM "Sam S. via RT" wrote:
PS: Or if you don't like the `hash` keyword, you can use the %( )
contextualizer which does the same thing:
my Hash $h = %( f1 => $_ );
More simplified code producing the same error;
$_ = 'some message';
my Hash $h = {
f1 => $_,
}
greetings
Marcel
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Hi,
Had some strange problem to solve... Could golf it down to the following;
*class A {**
**
