Tony Olekshy wrote:
> Also, the stuff going on in perl6-language-errors assumes a core
> Exception class, for use by "use Fatal (:all)" or whatever. Since
> this is, I believe, the first case of a "built-in" Perl class, there
> may be implications.
>
> Yours, &c, Tony Olekshy
I believe you are mistaken; the everything-is-an-object idea implies
that
NUMERIC
STRING
CONTAINER-ARRAY
CONTAINER-HASH
COMPILED-REGEX
CODEBLOCK
are all types of objects, NUMERIC splits into a whole fleet of them
depending on if BIGINT and BIGRAT get in.
And not all core-exceptions schemes require objects of their own;
the things getting thrown are often parsable STRINGs.
COMPILED-STRUCT-DEFINITION
may be in there too.
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