At 09.46 -0500 01-05-22, Garrett Goebel wrote:
>I would rather the bike shed be painted:
>
>@var_prop = keys $foo.is;
>@val_prop = keys $foo.value.is;
The btw/prop/value_is/variable_is/is method(s) will return a
reference to the properties hash, so Perl 6 will certainly support
getting the keys
From: Carl Johan Berglund [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Other than that, I think I like Larry's idea to have one variable_is
> and one value_is method. I would also very much have Data::Dumper
> built in as 'dump', so that I could say
I would rather the bike shed be painted:
@var_prop = keys
At 08.53 +0100 01-05-22, Graham Barr wrote:
>With the current approach I can see most code accessing properties
>with $var.prop{name}
>because they want to make sure they get the property and not a method, whereas
>it would be shorter, in the common case, to have something like $var'name
I woul
