From @masak

$ perl6 -e 'my class A {}'
Could not find non-existent sub my

$ perl6 -e 'our class A {}'
Could not find non-existent sub our
[...]

Whereas the latter would be synonymous with just 'class', S12 doesn't
explicitly disallow this syntax, so it should probably be legal.

From @masak

S12​:

To declare a lexically scoped class, use my class.

This currently does not work in Rakudo.

From @pmichaud

On Mon Dec 29 08​:40​:57 2008, masak wrote​:

S12​:

To declare a lexically scoped class, use my class.

This currently does not work in Rakudo.

Marking ticket as a duplicate of RT #​61108.

Pm

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From @kyleha

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From @jnthn

On Mon Dec 29 08​:40​:57 2008, masak wrote​:

S12​:

To declare a lexically scoped class, use my class.

This currently does not work in Rakudo.

Lexical class declarations now work, and I've enabled the tests written
for this ticket (and written several more on top of it - we're not
perfect yet, but all the basics seem to work nicely)).

Thanks,

Jonathan

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