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<lizmat> rn: my %h= (:a<1>); say %h.postcircumfix:<{ }>("a", p => 0 )
<camelia> rakudo fe7049: OUTPUT«"a" => "1"»
<camelia> ..niecza v24-45-gbf8d2ad: OUTPUT«"a" => 1»
* lizmat thinks that is a bug, it should just be "1", not a pair
<masak> lizmat++ # finding all these nice corner cases
<masak> lizmat: want me to submit the p => 0 one?
<lizmat> masak: please
* masak submits lizmat's rakudobug
Usually, just accessing a hash yields "1" in the above case. The :p
parameter says "give me the pair", and so passing in :p (as a named
parameter or an adverb, same thing) should indeed give "'a' => '1'".
But here lizmat is passing the named parameter with the value 0 (one
of the falsy values in Perl 6), which should again turn it off. (Use
case: passing in a variable which may be truthy or falsy.)
