I know I just promised to be quiet... but I realized something really
important.
If the first arg returned from want() isn't the context, then this:
> In Perl 6 we switch with Ces, mister! ("Muro volente", of course ;-)
>
> switch (want) {
> case 'LIST' { do_list_stu
> > The LIST/SCALAR/VOID distinction is always the second value returned
> > (see the examples in the RFC). So your dispatcher is:
> >
> > my $func = lc (want)[1] . "_func";
> > return &$func(@_);
>
> I think I'd much rather it be the first. This seems to jiv
Damian Conway wrote:
>
> The LIST/SCALAR/VOID distinction is always the second value returned
> (see the examples in the RFC). So your dispatcher is:
>
> my $func = lc (want)[1] . "_func";
> return &$func(@_);
I think I'd much rather it be the first. This seems to jive much more
