> Does this mean you can't write
>
> class Super { method something { ... } }
>
> sub foo (Super $bar) { $bar.something() }
>
> and expect foo($obj) to work, because $obj might be:
>
> class Sub is Super { # remove .something--how does that happen? }
>
> foo($obj); # Boom!?
>
> So what happens?
For the case in point if you tried to call @array.set(0, $element) I would
expect it to fail with an error saying you can't modify a constant array.
The method set still exists - it just politely tells you not to call that
method on that particular class.
No methods are removed.
This is very similar to read only strings.
Paul Seamons
