El sáb., 6 oct. 2018 a las 1:17, Timo Paulssen (<t...@wakelift.de>)
escribió:

> Yes, there is an absolutely tiny mention of it on the page:
>
> Metaoperators
>
> Metaoperators can be parameterized with other operators or subroutines in
> the same way as functions can take functions as parameters. To use a
> subroutine as a parameter, prefix its name with a &. Perl 6 will generate
> the actual combined operator in the background, allowing the mechanism to
> be applied to user defined operators. *To disambiguate chained
> metaoperators, enclose the inner operator in square brackets.* There are
> quite a few metaoperators with different semantics as explained, next.
> If that's even the part you're asking about, that is. And yes, I would
> consider that LTA, making it easier to find, for example by adding an
> example or maybe even a sub-heading, would be really good. Who wants to
> open a ticket? :)
>

Please someone do that. I'm kind of lost among all the long thread, and I
might be wrong about the intention.

JJ

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