weird behavior with eqv
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| use v6; | |
| class Node does Positional | |
| { | |
| has ( $.Str, @.list ); | |
| submethod BUILD( :$node ) { @!list = ( $!Str = $node ).comb: / \D+ | \d+ / } | |
| method AT-POS( *@i ) { @!list[@i] } | |
| method cmp( Node $n ) | |
| { | |
| my $i = self.ind( $n ); | |
| $i.defined ?? @!list[$i] cmp $n[$i] !! $!Str leg $n; | |
| } | |
| method ind( Node $n ) | |
| { | |
| my @i = $n.keys.grep: { @!list[$_] ne $n[$_] } if @!list == +$n; | |
| ## why does the line below not work with !eqv ? | |
| ## my @i = $n.keys.grep: { @!list[$_] !eqv $n[$_] } if @!list == +$n; | |
| ## say @i; ## with input below this should be 1, not 0, 1 | |
| return @i == 1 ?? @i[0] !! Nil; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| multi prefix:<+>( Node $n ) { $n.elems } | |
| multi infix:<~>( Node $l, Node $r ) { Node.new: :node{ $l ~ $r } } | |
| multi infix:<*>( Node $l, Node $r ) { $l.ind: $r } | |
| multi infix:<cmp>( Node $l, Node $r ) { $l.cmp: $r } | |
| my $a = Node.new( :node<abc000> ); | |
| my $b = Node.new( :node<abc001> ); | |
| say $a * $b; ## expecting 1, which is the index $a and $b have in common |
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