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    =for head1 :numbered
    =          :nested(2)
    This doesn't work right

# If I de-indent the 2nd line, then it is parsed "correctly" and :nested
# becomes part of the configs. Indented, it's made part of the block content
say $=pod.perl;

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=head1 Foo

    =head1 Bar

say $=pod.perl;

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sub checklastval () is rw {
    Proxy.new(
        FETCH => sub ($self) {   #OK not used
                'hello',
            },
        STORE => sub ($self, $val) {   #OK not used
                'hello';
            }
        );
};

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12:40 ~/g/code/p6/rakudo$ ./inst/bin/perl6 !$
./inst/bin/perl6 t/spec/S02-types/version.t
1..35
ok 1 - 1.2.1alpha1.0 cmp 1.2.1alpha1 is Same
ok 2 - 1.2.1alpha1 cmp 1.2.1.alpha1 is Same
ok 3 - 1.2.1.alpha1 cmp 1.2.1alpha.1 is Same
ok 4 - 1.2.1alpha.1 cmp 1.2.1.alpha.1 is Same
ok 5 - 1.2.1.alpha.1 cmp 1.2-1+alpha/1 is Same
ok 6 - 1.2.1_01 cmp 1.2.1_1 is Same
ok 7 - 1.2.1_1 cmp 1.2.1._1 is Same

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#! /usr/bin/env perl6

my %words = ();
class Vocab {
    has Str $.word;
    has Str @.synonyms = [];


    submethod BUILD(:$!word, :@!synonyms, *@pos, *%nam) {
        note "Vocab BUILD(): ", @pos.perl, %nam.perl;

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#! /usr/bin/env perl

use strict;
use warnings;

package Vocab;
use Moose;

my %WORDS;

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my @words = <north northeast>;

print "unsorted: ";
say 'northeast' ~~ / ^ <{join '|', @words }> $ / ?? "parsed $/" !! 'no parse';
print "sorted: ";
say 'northeast' ~~ / ^ <{join '|', @words.sort({ $^b.chars cmp $^a.chars }) }> $ / ?? "parsed $/" !! 'no parse';

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#use Grammar::Tracer;


grammar IF::Grammar {
    my @adjectives = <small tiny big huge large shiny dull black white red blue yellow green orange purple>;
    my @prepositions = <for in under over from to on off at by between below across through into behind beside with towards>, 'away \s+ from', 'next \s+ to', 'out \s+ of';
    my @objPronouns = <me you him her it us them>;
    my @posPronouns = <my your his her its our their>;
    my @articles = <a an the some several>, 'a few', <one two three four five>, '\d+';

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grammar G {
    rule TOP { ^ <word> ** 2 $ }
    rule word { \w+ }
}

say G.parse('take garbage')<word>.map({"«$_»"}).join(', ');

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grammar Directive::Grammar {
    rule TOP { ^ [<direction> | <quit> | <help> | <command>] $ }
    rule direction { ['n' | 's' | 'e' | 'w' | 'out' | 'in'] }
    rule quit { 'quit' }
    rule help { ['help' | '?'] }

    rule command { <verb> <noun_phrase>? }

    rule verb { \w+ }
    rule noun_phrase { ['the' | 'a' | 'some']? \w+ }