This golfs down to:
(* // "foo").WHAT.say
All the boolean ops see not to. Just to see what would happen
I applied the following patch locally:
--- a/src/Perl6/Actions.nqp
+++ b/src/Perl6/Actions.nqp
@@ -7744,6 +7744,10 @@ Compilation unit '$file' contained the following
violations:
%curried{'&infix:<^..^>'} := 2;
%curried{'&infix:<xx>'} := 2;
%curried{'callmethod'} := 3;
+ %curried{'if'} := 3;
+ %curried{'defor'} := 3;
+ %curried{'unless'} := 3;
+ %curried{'xor'} := 3;
%curried{'p6callmethodhow'} := 3;
%curried{'&postcircumfix:<[ ]>'} := 3;
%curried{'&postcircumfix:<{ }>'} := 3;
This did cause //, and, &&, orelse, etc. to autocurry, with the
surprising exceptions of ^^ and xor which never seem to reach the
whatever_curry rule. Another op that does not includes infix:<min>.
This caused no spectest failures, but needs a combined check with
design folks and implementation folks given the interaction of
conditionals with the optimizer.
