From glitchmr@myopera.com

Following code​:

  $_ = 'Moo';
  for .chars ... 1 -> $len {
  .perl.say;
  {
  .perl.say;
  }
  }

Should return​:

  "Moo"
  "Moo"

But returns​:

  "Moo"
  Mu

From @peschwa

On Sat Sep 01 06​:59​:56 2012, glitchmr@​myopera.com wrote​:

Following code​:

$\_ = 'Moo';
for \.chars \.\.\. 1 \-> $len \{
    \.perl\.say;
    \{
        \.perl\.say;
    \}
\}

Should return​:

"Moo"
"Moo"

But returns​:

"Moo"
Mu

This seems fixed as of now.

19​:47 <psch> m​: $_ = 'Moo'; for .chars ... 1 -> $len { .perl.say; { .perl.say; } }
19​:47 <camelia> rakudo-moar ddfb57​: OUTPUT<<"Moo"NL"Moo"NL"Moo"NL"Moo"NL"Moo"NL"Moo"NL>>

Not sure in how far tests are needed.

The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'

From @usev6

Since this works as expected, I added a test to S04-declarations/implicit-parameter.t with the following commit​: Raku/roast@7192d95e4b and I'm closing this ticket.

@usev6 - Status changed from 'open' to 'resolved'