I had wondered which of the many RFC's were "good to go", so to speak, for the next step in the design of Perl 6. No status is listed with them, and when I asked here nobody knew of a list. So upon going through Damian's Summation I noted the ones he mentioned.

The first part of his talk states what will be in Perl 6, and when multiple RFC's address a single idea, he sites one of them (specifically, only his own RFC 23 for "higher order functions"). So I think he's listing the ones that made it to the next round, not just cataloging all the raw ideas. The second part lists those that were definitly rejected, so again they seem to be cataloged.

Here is the list, taken from that report:

32 334 121 270 Connecting w/ other languages
36 filenames
43 arbitrary precision numbers
189 cleanup
125 323 core cleanup
146 155 230 slim core
214 error/warning
294 295 312 Unicode
301 310 270 compilation
28 137 guiding principles
136 fix iterators
7 time
17 globals
19 local
159 operator overloading
20 97 256 overloading
21 context
22 switch statement
173 loops
120 foreach
25 comparisons
213 221 DWIM tests
37 259 return lists
57 128 160 param lists
55 71
83 constants
114 configuration
140 278 B&D
187 bless
188 336 encapsulation
193 delegation
265 interfaces
335 reflection
93 316 110 150 276 158 348 regex
8 232 190 autoload
23 currying
31 coroutines
123 lazy evaluation
194 sub wrappers
260 211 346
252 237 222 interpolation
264 filters
285 input control
310 I/O
329 front-ends
82 90 91 116 117 148 202...207 272 vectors
80 88 119 exceptions
100 URL
178 185 threads
95 object classes
152 223 $_[0]
241 pseudohash
163 attribute

In reply to Perl 6 RFC List by John M. Dlugosz

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