See https://github.com/rakudo/rakudo/blob/f946bd35dca39af97983ec95d4da7fdd0416b73d/src/core/Exception.pm#L1025-L1031
It seems that you can add “need” and “use” there (with a good message) and it will do exactly what was requested. On 2015-11-17 18:57:53, fecund wrote: > When Rakudo (MoarVM) 6.b encounters > need 6.000; > or > use 6.000; > > it gives an error: > > Undeclared routine: > use (or "need") > > I encountered this as a Perl5-ism, where I may say "use 5.022" so that > ancient Perls won't choke on "v5.22" - can we get one of those awesome > error messages that says "do you mean 'need v6.0'?" when given the > above? > > Also, > use "foo"; > > also gives same LTA "Undeclared routine: use" error, would be nice if > it told use how to use a module from an interpolated string instead. > > thanks!
