Hi,
the proposal below tries to solve the following problems:
1) Lists should in general be lazy
2) There are cases when listy data structures shouldn't have to remember
all their values. A statement like
for 1..1e6 {
.say
}
should *not* store 1 million integers anywhere, any time
3) Other
ed behaviors
> for these two. It has been implied that they return $arrayref.length
> and $arrayref.string (or whatever those methods are called). Maybe.
>
On 0, Juerd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm lost. I read some Perl 6 related things and think
Hi,
I'm lost. I read some Perl 6 related things and think I missed an
important announcement.
What is a list reference?
It is as if lists and arrays are the same thing in Perl 6, but other
documents use the words as they are used in Perl 5.
So I guess my actual questions are:
What is an
