From jswitzer@gmail.com

(21​:42​:03) s1n​: rakudo​: warn
(21​:42​:06) p6eval​: rakudo 70bfd5​: OUTPUT«Warning! Something's wrong.␤␤»
(21​:42​:10) s1n​: hah
(21​:42​:25) TimToady​: it shouldn't have a newline
(21​:42​:39) TimToady​: Perl 5 would tell you the line number

This probably should use the recently implemented annotations (see RT#
53082).

-Jason "s1n" Switzer

From @jnthn

On Wed Jul 08 19​:55​:59 2009, s1n wrote​:

(21​:42​:03) s1n​: rakudo​: warn
(21​:42​:06) p6eval​: rakudo 70bfd5​: OUTPUT«Warning! Something's wrong.␤␤»
(21​:42​:10) s1n​: hah
(21​:42​:25) TimToady​: it shouldn't have a newline
(21​:42​:39) TimToady​: Perl 5 would tell you the line number

This probably should use the recently implemented annotations (see RT#
53082).

In latest Rakudo​:

C​:\Consulting\rakudo>type test.p6
sub foo() {
  warn;
}
foo();

C​:\Consulting\rakudo>perl6 test.p6
Warning at line 2​:test.p6

Given to moritz++ for spectests, if appropriate.

Thanks,

Jonathan

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

From @moritz

Now tested in S32-basics/warn.t

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