From @ilyabelikin

Hi!
example​:

class Foo {
  has @​.a;
}
my @​b = 1,2,3;

my $f = Foo.new(a => @​b);
$f.a.perl.say; # []

$f = Foo.new( :a(1,2,3) );
$f.a.perl.say; # []

$f = Foo.new( :a([1,2,3]) );
$f.a.perl.say; # []

Thank you!
Ilya

From @jnthn

On Sun Nov 16 01​:25​:10 2008, ihrd wrote​:

example​:

class Foo {
has @​.a;
}
my @​b = 1,2,3;

my $f = Foo.new(a => @​b);
$f.a.perl.say; # []

Fixed in r32733.

Thanks,

Jonathan

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

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

From @ilyabelikin

Hi!
Jonathan, thank you!
But look like a little bug still here​:

$f = Foo.new( :a([1,2,3]) );
$f.a.perl.say; # [[1, 2, 3]] hm... expected [1, 2, 3]

S02.pod, line 2329​:
Fat arrow Adverbial pair Paren form
...
a => [...] :a[...] :a([...])

Rakudo​:

(a => [1,2,3]).perl.say;
("a" => [1, 2, 3])

(​:a[1,2,3]).perl.say;
("a" => [1, 2, 3])

(​:a([1,2,3])).perl.say;
("a" => [1, 2, 3])

Ilya

2008/11/17 jnthn@​jnthn.net via RT <perl6-bugs-followup@​perl.org>​:

On Sun Nov 16 01​:25​:10 2008, ihrd wrote​:

example​:

class Foo {
has @​.a;
}
my @​b = 1,2,3;

my $f = Foo.new(a => @​b);
$f.a.perl.say; # []

Fixed in r32733.

Thanks,

Jonathan