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docs/Perl6/Spec/S32-setting-library/Containers.pod
269 269 270 270 Note that strings are now reversed with C<flip>. 271 271 272 =item rotate 273 274 our List multi method rotate ( @values is copy: Int $n = 1) is export 275 276 Produces a new list with the same elements as the old list, 277 rotated by the specified amount. See Array::rotate for more 278 info. 279 272 280 =item sort 273 281 274 282 our Array multi method sort( @values: *&by ) … … 482 490 483 491 =item rotate 484 492 485 our Array multi method rotate ( @array: Int $n = 1) is export 493 our Array multi method rotate ( @array is copy: Int $n = 1, Int *@n) is export 486 494 487 Rotates the array and returns it. A positive rotation of 1 488 is defined as: 495 Produces a new array with the same elements as the old array, 496 rotated by the specified amount. A positive rotation of 1 is defined as: 489 497 490 498 @array.push(@array.shift); 491 499 … … 498 506 499 507 @array.rotate(sign($n)) for ^abs($n) 500 508 501 The modified array is returned. 509 The new array to be returned contains nothing but aliases for 510 the old array's elements; however, you can use this to get 511 any of three different semantic behaviors: 502 512 513 @a.=rotate # @a is rotated in place 514 @b = @a.rotate # @b contains copied elements of rotated @a 515 @b := @a.rotate # @b contains aliased elements of rotated @a 516 517 If additional rotations are specified via the slurpy, they are 518 applied to subdimensions of multidimensional arrays. (To perform 519 a flat rotation on a shaped array requires flattening to a list 520 and rotating that instead.) 521 503 522 =item shift 504 523 505 524 our Scalar multi method shift ( @array: ) is export