On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 05:47 PM, Luke Palmer wrote:
My god, I just realized that junctions are going to *completely* do away with the complaints of JAPH fans that Perl 6 will be too verbose, too hard to make obscure...It's either that or have your functions, which were perfectly logical suddenly be subject to junction logic. That is, if $x == 2 and $x == 3 both being true, when your code relies on them not both firing. I think it's a very good decision to make sure that functions know they might be getting junctions and making it explicit.
Oh well, price of power, I guess.
Regards,
David
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