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Here are 3 examples that work as expected:
Code:
my regex meh($t) { xy }; say 'xy' ~~ /^ <meh(42)> $/
Result:
｢xy｣
meh => ｢xy｣
Code
my regex meh($t) { xy }; say 'ab' ~~ /^ <meh(42)> $/
Result:
Nil
Code:
my regex meh($t) { .. }; say 'xy' ~~ /^ <meh(42)> $/
Result:
｢xy｣
meh => ｢xy｣
And here is one that doesn't:
Code:
my regex meh($t) { .. }; say 'xyz' ~~ /^ <meh(42)> $/
Result:
Too few positionals passed; expected 2 arguments but got 1
in regex meh at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
Why? What second argument is it expecting?
Nil is the right answer here.
