On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 01:42:40PM +0000, Luke Palmer wrote:
: Because do {...} is a part of the language, while or no while. Perl 6
: is supposed to die if you say do {...} while, which isn't implemented
: in pugs yet.
In particular, we'd like "do {...} while" to die because do {...}
is now defined to be the "once" loop, and you can't put two different
loop specifiers on the same block. (Bare blocks are no longer "once"
loops as they are in Perl 5. That functionality has moved to "do".)
Larry
