From @masak

<moritz> m​: class A { submethod x() { say 42 } }; say A.^can("x").perl
<camelia> rakudo-moar 20d5ef​: OUTPUT«()␤»
<moritz> is that correct?
<masak> m​: class A { submethod x { say 42 } }; A.new.x
<camelia> rakudo-moar 20d5ef​: OUTPUT«42␤»
<masak> moritz​: I'd say "no", since you can call it.
<jnthn> Pretty sure that one has to be a bug.
<jnthn> I can easily imagine how it'd happen too :)
<jnthn> RT it; it's likely a very easy fix.
* masak RTs it

From @jnthn

On Sun Jan 18 10​:15​:24 2015, masak wrote​:

<moritz> m​: class A { submethod x() { say 42 } }; say A.^can("x").perl
<camelia> rakudo-moar 20d5ef​: OUTPUT«()␤»
<moritz> is that correct?
<masak> m​: class A { submethod x { say 42 } }; A.new.x
<camelia> rakudo-moar 20d5ef​: OUTPUT«42␤»
<masak> moritz​: I'd say "no", since you can call it.
<jnthn> Pretty sure that one has to be a bug.
<jnthn> I can easily imagine how it'd happen too :)
<jnthn> RT it; it's likely a very easy fix.
* masak RTs it

Fixed in Rakudo 98db032, tested in roast 7a8ff9e.

/jnthn

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