On 5/17/05, Aaron Sherman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Let's say that that's true. You can certainly still end up in conflict:
>
> class A {...}
> my A $a = A.new() but role { method x() {...} }
> eval 'multi sub x(A $i:) {...}';
>
> Now, the eval should work because A has
There's some ambiguity in A/S 6 that I wanted to ask about.
A6 says:
Ordinary subs never have an invocant. If you want to declare a
non-method subroutine that behaves as a method, you should
declare a submethod instead.
But S6 changes that without fully explaining itself:
