Slang::AltTernary
NAME
Slang::AltTernary - an alternative (additional) Perl6 ternary statement.
SYNOPSIS
use Slang::AltTernary;
^10.pick < 5 ?ā
Yes say "Heads"
No say "Tails";
DESCRIPTION
Slang::AltTernary is a toy for learning about modifying perl6 parsing with slangs.
It adds a new infix operator, ?ā, (that's a '?' followed by U+2048) which functions in much the same way as perl6's ternary operator 'infix::<?? !!>'.
The difference is instead of seperating the truthful branch from the falsey branch with '!!', AltTernary preceedes the truthful branch with 'Yes' and the falsey branch with 'No'.
It's not intended that this module be used for anything other than exploring the use of slangs - use in any real code is discouraged. You've been warned.
AUTHOR
Martin Ryan [email protected]
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2018 Martin Ryan
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the Artistic License 2.0.