Dave Whipp wrote:
I notice everyone still want Int context for eval of the block:
Pease don't forget about hashes. Is there such a thing as
'hashkey context'?
I doubt it. Unless you count Str context.
Perl6 is much better than Perl5 for naming parameters. Could
we make the following work?
( low=>@under,
mid=>@in_range,
high=>@over )
= partition @input -> $v {
$v < 10 ?? "low" :: $v > 20 ?? "high" :: "mid";
};
I very much doubt it. I think at that point you really want:
for @input -> $v {
push ($v < 10 ?? @under :: $v > 20 ?? @over :: @in_range), $v;
}
Also, can I return superpositions (sorry, junctions), to provide
multiple classifications? Or would I return an array for that?
A (dis)junction ought to work there.
Damian
