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kvale,
...well based on the p6 code I have seen posted of PM, it looks like a considerably different language to me.

Keep your trusty Perl6::Bible in hand for new stuff, but most code can be transformed from p5 to p6 without a great deal of change. Super Search my p6 posts and compare them to the p5 counterparts for proof. Perl6 is much like p5 in giving you several ways of doing things and no one is forcing you to use the new ways.

Cheers - L~R

In reply to Re^2: Why aren't you using Perl 6 yet? by Limbic~Region
in thread Why aren't you using Perl 6 yet? by revdiablo

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