Hi all,
I use Perl6::Junction in Perl 5 and recently the author implemented the
"values" method on junctions. I needed this because I sometimes find
that I need to do something conceptually similar to this:
my $number = any( 0 .. 19 );
while ($number->values) {
my $rand int(rand(20));
I'd say that this ought to be implemented using :v (as in, 'values';
cf. :k, :kv, and :p for lists and hashes): this should let you look at
the values within the Junction as if they were merely a list of
values, at which point you can construct a new Junction from them.
--
Jonathan "Dataweaver" L
