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not without running it through the P6-to-MP6 translator.  :)
more like p6 ast isn't yet a proper superset of mp6 ast.  :)
I predict someone will eventually write P6-to-MP6 just so that they can run P6 on their nanobots.  Who cares if it's "slow" if there's quadrillions of 'em running at molecular speeds....
It's possible the gray goo catastrophe will be programmed in Perl...
talk about disruptive technologies...
anatolyv: the ordering in question is supposed to be how the magical hashes are ordered within the <%foo|%bar|%baz> construct
S02 is obviously not terribly clear on that point.
anatolyv: that will be up to whoever writes the grammar.  the specified mechanism is local, so global ordering would be by policy, not by technological requirement.
diakopter: you lookin' fer me?
diakopter: have sent your friend a commit bit.  please tell them it is customary to add yourself to AUTHORS as first checkin.
however, if they want to post incognito, I can understand why some people might be in that position.
audreyt: that's an interesting question that I don't really have an answer to.
we have * on signatures, and I've mumbled a bit about putting * on the end of a short list to lengthen it.  Maybe Seq defaults to Seq[*] somehow.  and we distinguish Seq[Int,Str] from Seq[Int,Str,*]
dunno
the type passed to Seq[] is sort of an inside out Sig
seems worthwhile, but I'm not a type theorist...
the other question is whether it'll slow things down, either performance or in getting P6 out the door.
~Str?  Do you mean ^Str?
?eval ~Str
seems sane
need to go help cook dinner before mother-in-law pitches a fit...