On Thu Jun 11 15:53:43 2009, loveland.rich...@gmail.com wrote: > Hey, I'm using Rakudo, > commit 86aeafbbbe17c2ff4c4b4bedcbc18667b81ad5f5 > > Output: > > r...@glamdring:/opt/rakudo$ perl6 -e 'say "Rakudo".reverse' > Rakudo
Hello Rich, Try .flip. A while ago C<.reverse> became a list-only method, and C<.flip> is used for strings. See S32/Str:397. In your example, the string "Rakudo" is considered a list of one item; that list is reversed (a no-op) and printing that list will print the string in it. Rejecting ticket.
