Hi All,

I am not having any luck printing the values of a OOP
structure, except for printing them one at a time.  I
can get it to messily print with `say`, but I want to
do it with `print` so I can control the line feeds,
comments, etc..

What am I doing wrong?

Many thanks,
-T


[0] > class PartitionClass{
    has Str $.DeviceID          is rw;
    has Str $.VolumeName        is rw;
    has Str $.ProviderName      is rw;
    has Str $.UNC_BackupPath    is rw;
    has Int $.DriveType         is rw;
    has Str $.DriveTypeStr      is rw;
    has Int $.FreeSpace         is rw;
    has Int $.Size              is rw;
    has Int $.PercentUsed       is rw;
    has Int $.PercentRemaining  is rw;
}
(PartitionClass)


[1] > my $Partition = PartitionClass.new(
    DeviceID         => "",
    VolumeName       => "",
    ProviderName     => "",
    UNC_BackupPath   => "",
    DriveType        => 0,
    DriveTypeStr     => "Unknown",
    FreeSpace        => 0,
    Size             => 0,
    PercentUsed      => 0,
    PercentRemaining => 100
);
PartitionClass.new(DeviceID => "", VolumeName => "", ProviderName => "", UNC_BackupPath => "", DriveType => 0, DriveTypeStr => "Unknown", FreeSpace => 0, Size => 0, PercentUsed => 0, PercentRemaining => 100)


[2] > for $Partition.kv -> $i, $j { print "i <$i>   j <$j>\n" }
i <0>   j <PartitionClass<4875316684000>>


[2] > print $Partition ~ "\n";
PartitionClass<4875316684000>


[2] > say $Partition;
PartitionClass.new(DeviceID => "", VolumeName => "", ProviderName => "", UNC_BackupPath => "", DriveType => 0, DriveTypeStr => "Unknown", FreeSpace => 0, Size => 0, PercentUsed => 0, PercentRemaining => 100)



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