Howdy, While browsing the updated synopses, I noticed a problem with how scalar container methods are called. Currently, both value methods and container methods are shown in the synopses as being called with C<$foo.bar()>.
For several reasons, that doesn't work for me. The method conflict between container methods and value methods should be obvious. What should ((1|2)|(3&4)).values return? The answer is simple enough: for scalar container method calls, use $foo.\bar(), which would be syntactic sugar for (\$foo).bar, and would be the Perl6 equivalent to the Perl5 idiom tied($foo)->bar() That way, we get: ((1|2)|(3&4)).values ~~ (1|3,2|4) # (1,2)|(3,4) I presume ((1|2)|(3&4)).\values ~~ (1|2, 3&4) @foo.\elems would work the same as @foo.elems, since @foo in scalar context *is* the container object in the first place. Comments? Ashley Winters
