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Hey *,
I have come across two cases that seem like bugs. First, this:
my $j='A'|'B'; my $pair = $j=>'k'; $pair.kv.say
prints out:
any("A", "k", "B")
Is that what it is supposed to do?
The second issue is similar, if I do this:
my $junc = 'A' | 'B' | 'C'; my %foo = $junc => 'a value'; say %foo
I get:
C a value
Obviously, accessing anything other than %foo<C> returns Any() whereas
accessing %foo<C> actually returns 'a value'.
Maybe these aren't bugs and I just don't know any better.
Thanks,
Matt Follett
