Merge pull request #744 from perl6/molecules-patch-1

Bool.succ, .pred methods explained

Author: molecules

doc/Type/Bool.pod6

@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ Returns C<True>.
     say True.succ;                                    # True
     say False.succ;                                   # True
 
+C<succ> is short for successor. In many languages, the C<succ> function is used to return the "next" enum, also known as the successor. Bool is a special enum with only two values, C<False> and C<True>. When sorted, C<False> comes first, so C<True> is its successor. And since C<True> is the "highest" Bool enum, its own successor is also C<True>.
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 =head2 routine pred
 
     method pred() returns Bool:D
@@ -28,6 +30,8 @@ Returns C<False>.
     say True.pred;                                    # False
     say False.pred;                                   # False
 
+C<pred> is short for predecessor. In many languages, the C<pred> function is used to return the "previous" enum, also known as the predecessor. Bool is a special enum with only two values, C<False> and C<True>. When sorted, C<False> comes first, so C<False> is the predecessor to C<True>. And since C<False> is the "loweset" Bool enum, its own predecessor is also C<False>.
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 =head2 routine enums
 
     method enums() returns Hash:D