I don't like the list-context regexp matching feature, and try to always avoid it.

One disadvantage of the () = /regex/ syntax is that it does not work for continued (/g) matching. () = /regex/g does something else. Is is usually not easy to convert a /g matching to a matching not using /g.

I however don't understand what you say about hashes not interpolating. You certainly wouldn't want a whole hash to interpolate at once, only a hash element, which can be interpolated like "John is $john{age} years old."

Btw, the ruby syntax for interpolating arbitary code is #{CODE}, and I think the perl6 syntax will be $(CODE) but I don't really follow p6 news so I'm not sure.

In reply to Re^4: RFC: named pattern match tokens by ambrus
in thread RFC: named pattern match tokens by revdiablo

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