John Siracusa wrote:
(BTW, I'm not sure where those "./" thingies came from, but it's what GMail showed in your message. I'm assuming it should just be ".")
No. There's now also a unary ./ operator in Perl 6. Unary . calls a specified method on the current topic. Unary ./ calls a specified method on the current invocant.The point being that methods no longer topicalize their invocant. So you need to use ./ instead of . to call methods on an implicit invocant.
Damian
