Am 11.07.2012 09:55, schrieb Gabor Szabo:
I wonder if the first one is a bug:
use v6;
my @x = (
{ a => 1}
{b => 2 }
);
say @x.perl;
prints Array.new({"b" => 2})
This is actually correct. It parses as
my @x = ( {a => 1}; {b => 2} );
Which is roughly the same as
my @x = ( do { {a => 1}; {b => 2} });
In general, a semicolon can be omitted after a closing bracket before
the end of the line. That's why you don't need a semicolon after
if $condition {
say 'something';
}
Almost the same code:
use v6;
my @x = (
{ a => 1} {b => 2 }
);
say @x.perl;
===SORRY!===
Malformed initializer
Niezca has a better error message:
Unexpected block in infix position (two terms in a row, or previous
statement missing semicolon?)
Cheers,
Moritz
