# New Ticket Created by Timothy Bollman
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If you create a typed array attribute for a class and then attempt to assign it
in the constructor using a hash slip, it fails type validation.
Error message: Type check failed in assignment to @!b; expected Str but got
Array ($["a", "b", "c"])
use v6;
use Test;
plan 8;
class A {
has @.b;
}
class A-validate {
has Str @b;
}
my $a;
my @b = <a b c>;
my %attr = (b => @b);
lives-ok { $a = A.new(b => @b) }, 'A Created';
is($a.b, @b, 'A.b valid');
lives-ok { $a = A.new(|%attr) }, 'A created (slip)';
is($a.b, @b, 'A.b valid (slip)');
lives-ok { $a = A-validate.new(b => @b) }, 'A Created (validate)';
is($a.b, @b, 'A.b valid (validate)');
lives-ok { $a = A-validate.new(|%attr) }, 'A created (validate, slip)'; # fails
is($a.b, @b, 'A.b valid (validate, slip)');
Thanks,
Tim Bollman
