I don't know how long this EuroOSCON net is going to stay up, so I'll be
brief. I think we're having a new "class" sigil. Where we've been
writing ::T, that will revert to meaning "an existing class T that
we just might not see the declaration of for dynamic reasons". Instead,
the new sigil is the cent sign, so ::T is now written ¢T instead.
In addition, it doesn't automatically bind to T like we were making ::T
do, so you have to use it consistently:
sub sametype (¢T $x, ¢T $y) {...}
Within a larger scope, you can always alias, though:
::T := ¢T;
Larry
