Correct allomorphs section to include Rat and Complex literals behaviour

Raku · Nov 27, 2016 · c94df2f · c94df2f
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diff --git a/doc/Language/glossary.pod6 b/doc/Language/glossary.pod6
@@ -79,9 +79,15 @@ as a result of parsing a quoted string:
     say <42>.WHAT;     # (IntStr)
     say <42.1e0>.WHAT; # (NumStr)
     say <42.1>.WHAT;   # (RatStr)
-    say <42+0i>.WHAT;  # (ComplexStr)
 
-Or they may be created explicitly with differing string and numeric values.
+Note: if the number contains an operator (C</> or C<+>) and there're no other
+characters inside the angular brackets, you will receive a literal of that
+number:
+
+    say <42/1>.WHAT;   # (Rat)
+    say <42+0i>.WHAT;  # (Complex)
+    say < 42+0i >.WHAT;# (ComplexStr)
+    say < 42/1 >.WHAT; # (RatStr)
 
 =head1 Anonymous
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