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Thank you, Luke and Larry, for your replies. They did help.
For now, I will use the syntax $obj.:bar[] and $obj.:baz{} in the
get_bar|baz() accessor methods to get copies returned; if the rules
change again, I'll update later.
I noticed that the example seemed incomplete, saying only what would
happen with the above in list context, and not saying what would
happen in scalar context.
I would like a way of specifying that the copy always happens
regardless of the caller's context. This doesn't have to be a
language 'default', and I'm fine if its a little more verbose, just
as long as its consistent and unambiguous.
> return $self.:foo # in any context
> return $self.:bar[]; # in list context
> return $self.:baz{}; # in list context
> return $:foo; # in any context
> return @:bar; # in any context
> return %:baz; # in any context
Eg, something that is like lines 5 and 6, but lets me explicitly use 'self'.
-- Darren Duncan
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