Stevan Little

Maybe I am missing something, but how is this not the same as the parameterized containers?

I am pretty sure that signatures are going to provide @_, but you would have to check with peter to be sure

I dunno, I think $self outside of method bodies is really strange, I actually like $_ personally.

Yes and no, in Perl 6, `$self` is spelled `self` which gives it a very different feel

I am not against this On Oct 16, 2013, at 6:55 PM, Jesse Luehrs [email protected] wrote: > The more I think about it, the more I do kind of like...

`arguments()` gives me Javascript flashbacks, so I am not so sure about it. Also `@_` is a core part of Perl anyway, whereas `$self` is not.

@phaylon - the advantage of `self` is simply that it is not injecting a variable, to be honest, I prefer `$self` too, but I can see the logic in going...

I think if `self` didn't work for thing as simple as `Try::Tiny` then it is a deal breaker and we stick with `$self`, but I am not sure that `self`...

@doy, @phaylon makes some really good points here, just sayin'

Gotta continue to agree with @phaylon, if you can't easily close over it, and have to do extra work in order to do that, thats a no-go for me.