On 1/5/07, Larry Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyway, that gives us:
given $pattern {
when .accepts(42) {...}
}
I think this type of usage should be encouraged with a bit more
huffmanization. My first thought would be to add C<against> to invert
the arguments to ~~ versus C<with>.
given @something {
when $this { ... } # @something ~~ $this
against $that { ... } # $that ~~ @something
}
That would help keep the ~~ DWIM table from trying to guess on which
side you really wanted @something on.
- Ashley Winters
