[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Damian Conway) writes:
> I don't think the method-call syntax allows it. I think methods
> need their parens. So we need:
>
> (@foo, @bar) := @a
> . grep( { $_ > 0} )
> . sort( { $^b <=> $^b } )
> . part( [/foo/, /bar/] );
*Why* do methods need their parens? If methods can be specified to possibly
take a block, such as grep and sort do, then they shouldn't need parens.
Or at least, I know a language in which this is possible... :)
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