From @mberends

Up until about mid December 2008, the Rakudo perl6 -e copied
its command line arguments into @​*ARGS. Sorry, revision
number unknown. At the end of December, perl6 -e was
ignoring command line arguments. This feature is probably
untested. For example​:

perl6 -e 'say @​*ARGS' a b c # should say abc

From @mberends

I have bisected to r34090 (December 18th) as the start of this problem.

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From @pmichaud

On Tue Jan 06 15​:04​:36 2009, mberends wrote​:

Up until about mid December 2008, the Rakudo perl6 -e copied
its command line arguments into @​*ARGS. Sorry, revision
number unknown. At the end of December, perl6 -e was
ignoring command line arguments. This feature is probably
untested. For example​:

perl6 -e 'say @​*ARGS' a b c # should say abc

Now fixed in r35418​:

  $ ./parrot perl6.pbc -e 'say @​*ARGS' a b c
  abc

I'm not sure how we would test this easily at the moment, and command
line processing is going to be a part of the upcoming S19, so I'm
marking this ticket resolved for now.

Thanks!

Pm

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