Luke Palmer wrote:
> The difference between POST and NEXT is simply that POST fails to
> refrain from executing after the final iteration, while NEXT does not.
Or in other words:
The difference between POST and NEXT is that POST executes after the final
iteration, while NEXT does not.
NEXT happ
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> Hello,
>
> I just got a question from Lee Pumphret regarding Hook::Sco
Hello,
I just got a question from Lee Pumphret regarding Hook::Scope POST in
loops.
Currently it treats every iteration as a scope entry and scope exit so.
for(1..3) {
POST { print 2 };
print 1;
}
will print "121212",
Since perl6 seems to have a NEXT {} block for doing this, how is POST
an
