Compilation error due to an unallowed default value in a signature
does X::Comp
Compile-time error thrown when a parameter in a signature has default value, but isn't allowed to have one. That is the case with slurpy parameters (because a slurpy always binds successfully, even to zero arguments) and with mandatory parameters.
Example:
sub f(! = 3)
dies with
===SORRY!===Cannot put default on required parameter
And
sub f(*@ = 3)
dies with
===SORRY!===Cannot put default on anonymous slurpy parameter
Returns a string describing how the parameter is qualified that makes it disallow default values, for example "slurpy"
or "mandatory"
.
Returns the parameter name