From @moritz

09​:26 <@​moritz_> rakudo​: rule w { . }; 'a' ~~ m/<w>/; for %($/).kv ->
$k, $v {say $v.WHAT };
09​:26 < p6eval> rakudo 4ec17d​: OUTPUT«Str␤»

I think the output should be 'Match', not 'Str'.

Cheers,
Moritz

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From @moritz

Moritz Lenz (via RT) wrote​:

09​:26 <@​moritz_> rakudo​: rule w { . }; 'a' ~~ m/<w>/; for %($/).kv ->
$k, $v {say $v.WHAT };
09​:26 < p6eval> rakudo 4ec17d​: OUTPUT«Str␤»

I think the output should be 'Match', not 'Str'.

not only .kv turn a Match into Str, also .pairs​:

09​:06 < moritz_> rakudo​: class Match is also { method t { say
%(self).pairs.[0].value.WHAT; } }; "a" ~~ /<xdigit>/; $/.t; say
$<xdigit>.WHAT
09​:06 < p6eval> rakudo 1c263b​: OUTPUT«Str␤Match␤»

Cheers,
Moritz

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From @moritz

giving to pmichaud

From @pmichaud

Now fixed in 6ea0aa1. If we have confirmation of tests then this ticket
can be closed.

Thanks!

Pm

From @moritz

On Tue Apr 21 12​:23​:33 2009, pmichaud wrote​:

Now fixed in 6ea0aa1. If we have confirmation of tests then this ticket
can be closed.

It's used extensively in Match.caps and Match.chunks (which I now fixed
in a76abb3) which in turn is tested in S05-capture/caps.t.

So, "yes".

Moritz

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