David Grove wrote: > something similar to PHP's Array['text'] notation. (I think awk, but whatever...) my @collection is associative; > since these will become actual objects in Perl 6, > *how* they are indexed could be a simple flag Or, in fact, any user-defined scheme. > The result would be two types of variables: single and multiple. Ah! :-) -- John Porter
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