Look at the skies, whispered the Dog kindly. Look at the trees where God
made beauty. But it is only a sorrow to look on me where God planted
ugliness. sighed the Dog, such a fine small beak you have.
Not his most piercing, his most murderous crow could move this remarkable rag.
Not the
When take is called on a variable that is later modified, is the
Capture returned by the enclosing gather supposed to reflect the
change or not? I know that Captures are the Perl 6 equivalent of
references, but it seems natural to expect the contents to be copied
by value at some point
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 07:19:10PM -0400, Minimiscience wrote:
When take is called on a variable that is later modified, is the
Capture returned by the enclosing gather supposed to reflect the
change or not? I know that Captures are the Perl 6 equivalent of
references, but it seems
A minor point, a capture-of-captures is different from an
array-of-arrays (at least it was a few months ago), and the array
assignment flattens a capture-of-captures into a flat array. If you
want to preserve the capture structure, use
my @@stuff = gather ...
... but rakudo doesn't seem to support