Gaal Yahas wrote:
How do I specify the signature of a context-sensitive function?
sub foo() returns (what?) {
return want ~~ Scalar ?? cheap_integer_result :: List_of_Sheep;
}
If it were two subs, one would "is returns" Int and the other List of
Sheep. The draft S29 uses thin
Sam Vilain wrote:
Rod Adams wrote:
How do I specify the signature of a context-sensitive function?
sub foo() returns (what?) {
return want ~~ Scalar ?? cheap_integer_result :: List_of_Sheep;
}
I suspect a typed junction would look like : "Junction of Int|Str".
Not quite.
Rod Adams wrote:
How do I specify the signature of a context-sensitive function?
sub foo() returns (what?) {
return want ~~ Scalar ?? cheap_integer_result :: List_of_Sheep;
}
I suspect a typed junction would look like : "Junction of Int|Str".
Not quite. AIUI that means a Junct
Gaal Yahas wrote:
How do I specify the signature of a context-sensitive function?
sub foo() returns (what?) {
return want ~~ Scalar ?? cheap_integer_result :: List_of_Sheep;
}
If it were two subs, one would "is returns" Int and the other List of
Sheep. The draft S29 uses things
How do I specify the signature of a context-sensitive function?
sub foo() returns (what?) {
return want ~~ Scalar ?? cheap_integer_result :: List_of_Sheep;
}
If it were two subs, one would "is returns" Int and the other List of
Sheep. The draft S29 uses things like Int|List to
