在语法动作代码中替换怪异的“ p6opaque”错误
我有此操作，该操作覆盖了另一个动作类中的动作：
method taskwiki-prefix($/ is copy) {
my $prefix = $/.Str;
$prefix ~~ s:g!'|'!!;
make $prefix;
}
替换会引发此错误：
，在列表中的类型匹配中没有此类属性'$！
p6opaque：在尝试绑定值时 评论替代，错误消失了。 dd $ prefix显示：
str $ prefix =“任务||”，
所以它只是一个普通的字符串。
如果我删除：g副词，则不再错误，但是这样做会导致nil，并且在输出中没有任何内容显示$＆lt; task; task; taskwiki-前缀＆gt; .made。
在我看来，如果我猜想，替代和动作中的比赛和动作的比赛发生了一些不良的互动。
有修复吗？
I have this action which overrides an action in another action class:
method taskwiki-prefix($/ is copy) {
my $prefix = $/.Str;
$prefix ~~ s:g!'|'!!;
make $prefix;
}
The substitution throws this error:
P6opaque: no such attribute '$!made' on type Match in a List when trying to bind a value
If I comment out the substitution, the error goes away. dd $prefix shows:
Str $prefix = " Tasks ||"
So it's just a plain string.
If I remove the :g adverb, no more error, but doing that makes the made value Nil and nothing shows up in the output for $<taskwiki-prefix>.made.
Looks to me like there is some bad interaction going on with the matches in the substitution and the action, if I were to guess.
Any fix?
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This is another case of your previous question,
替换更新
$/和：的情况下：g副词，list最终以$/和make会感到困惑。我提出了改进的错误。：G，在$/中有一个Match>，它已连接到此 - 但是，它不再是<代码>匹配被传递到我建议的方法中的对象：
（$/），因此对的目标没有混淆制作。sub或私有方法而不是将其放入。This is another case of your previous question, Raku grammar action throwing "Cannot bind attributes in a Nil type object. Did you forget a '.new'?" error when using "make". As there, the
makefunction wants to update the$/currently in scope.Substitutions update
$/, and::gadverb, aListends up in$/, andmakegets confused. I've proposed an improved error.:g, there is aMatchin$/and it is attached to that - however, it's no longer theMatchobject that was passed into the methodI recommend to:
($/), so there's no confusion about the target ofmake.subor privatemethodinstead and then call it.通过更改语法以提供更清晰的输出来解决问题，这样我就不必操作
$/变量。Problem was solved by changing the the grammar to give me a cleaner output so I did not have to manipulate the
$/variable.