Paul Seamons skribis 2005-04-15 12:16 (-0600):
> For the given example, your code fits perfectly. A more common case I have
> had to deal with is more like this:
> my %h = <a 1 b 2 c 3>
> my %other = <a one b two>;
> {
> temp %h{$_} = %other{$_} for %other.keys;
Either
temp %h;
%h{$_} = %other{$_} for %other.keys;
or
temp %h;
%h{ %other.keys } = %other.values;
or even
temp %h{ %other.keys } = %other.values;
should work well already?
> %h.say;
> }
I think it's hard to find an example that can't easily be rewritten as
something that already works. Gather/take solves most.
Juerd
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