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``` perl6 code
my $lastval = 4;
sub lastval () is rw { return $lastval }
dd $lastval;
lastval() =
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> my @a = 1,2,
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Liz, you're not quite correct about this I'm afraid. check this out:
timo@schmand ~> perl6 -e 'my $lastval = 4; sub lastval is rw {
$lastval }; dd $lastval; lastval() = 5; dd $lastval'
Int $lastval = 4
Int $lastval = 5
The problem was that "return" was used. If you use "return-rw" or
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See subject and the attached script.
To run the attached test script, you'll need to build
Found the following using Array;
> my Array $a;
> say $a.elems;
1
> $a.push(1)
[1]
> say $a.perl
[1]
> say $a.elems
1
> my Array $a .= new;
[]
> say $a.elems;
0
Seems that an uninitialized Array reports one element but pushing values
on the array will define the properly. In this case it is i
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[jdv@wieldy ~]$ cat -n test.p6
1 use v6;
2
3 my $supply = supply {
Branch: refs/heads/master
Home: https://github.com/perl6/specs
Commit: 82b80326bad36f4ca0d33d4b8064061f155a21c5
https://github.com/perl6/specs/commit/82b80326bad36f4ca0d33d4b8064061f155a21c5
Author: Elizabeth Mattijsen
Date: 2015-09-25 (Fri, 25 Sep 2015)
Changed paths:
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Leaks memory, probably due to the implicit function being called to produce
the next value.
Hi,
I am really glad Rakudo finally came out.
I've installed in and tried to run the tests of Perl6::Maven.
They quickly failed as I have been using 'require' on string
to check if all the module compile properly.
The following code now fails:
use v6;
my $name = 'Bailador';
require $name;
eve
Hi,
I just tried to use
eval "say 19+23";
but I got:
===SORRY!=== Error while compiling a.pl
Undeclared routine:
eval used at line 3. Did you mean 'val'?
Would it be possible to recommend 'EVAL' as well ?
Gabor
In the first two cases the hash was converted to Pairs before assigning to
the array.
Only the third case gave what I hoped for. How can I push a hash onto an
array as a single entity?
use v6;
my %h = x => 6, y => 7;
say %h.perl; # {:x(6), :y(7)}
my @a = %h;
say @a.elems; #
say @a[0];
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