Jonathan Scott Duff wrote:
>> sub cond(Bool $c, $a, $b) is rw {
>> if $c return $a else return $b;
>> }
>>
>> Will this fail because $a and $b are not rw? If so, will it fail at run-
>> or compile-time? What about this:
>>
> That looks like it should be a compile-time failure to me.
>
De
I don't have any real answers, but I'll weigh in with my opinion
anyway :-)
On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 10:59:01AM +0100, Daniel Hulme wrote:
> I've just thought of an interesting interaction with lvalue functions
> and call by foo. What if I want to write, say, an lvalue ?? !! function
> thus
>
> s
I've just thought of an interesting interaction with lvalue functions
and call by foo. What if I want to write, say, an lvalue ?? !! function
thus
sub cond(Bool $c, $a, $b) is rw {
if $c return $a else return $b;
}
Will this fail because $a and $b are not rw? If so, will it fail at run-
or comp
