From phiroc@free.fr

Perl6 version​: 2012.04.1

{
  our $truc = 'machin';
  our sub eat() {
  say "om nom nom";
  }
}
say $truc;
eat();

[This code comes from the Perl6 Tutorial]

Result​:

===SORRY!===
Variable $truc is not declared

If you remove say $truc, you will get the following error message​:

Undefined routine '&eat' called (line 15)

From @masak

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

It used to be you could use 'our' like below, but not anymore. Now you
must declare a variable in any scope you use it, including 'our'
variables. This is a change that happened with the nom refactor.

Do you have the URL for "the Perl 6 Tutorial"? It needs updating.

Rejecting ticket.

On Fri Apr 27 06​:56​:04 2012, phiroc@​free.fr wrote​:

Perl6 version​: 2012.04.1

{
our $truc = 'machin';
our sub eat() {
say "om nom nom";
}
}
say $truc;
eat();

[This code comes from the Perl6 Tutorial]

Result​:

===SORRY!===
Variable $truc is not declared

If you remove say $truc, you will get the following error message​:

Undefined routine '&eat' called (line 15)

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

@masak - Status changed from 'open' to 'rejected'

From phiroc@free.fr

Hi,

sorry, I don't have the URL. However, the PDF is included with the Rakudo source.

Best regards,

Philippe

Le 28 avr. 2012 à 13​:09, Carl Mäsak via RT a écrit :

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

It used to be you could use 'our' like below, but not anymore. Now you
must declare a variable in any scope you use it, including 'our'
variables. This is a change that happened with the nom refactor.

Do you have the URL for "the Perl 6 Tutorial"? It needs updating.

Rejecting ticket.

On Fri Apr 27 06​:56​:04 2012, phiroc@​free.fr wrote​:

Perl6 version​: 2012.04.1

{
our $truc = 'machin';
our sub eat() {
say "om nom nom";
}
}
say $truc;
eat();

[This code comes from the Perl6 Tutorial]

Result​:

===SORRY!===
Variable $truc is not declared

If you remove say $truc, you will get the following error message​:

Undefined routine '&eat' called (line 15)