tell that the invocant defaults to self and how to call a free floating

method

Author: gfldex

doc/Type/Method.pod6

@@ -17,6 +17,17 @@ definition|/language/typesystem#Methods>, use the declarators C<my> and C<method
     <a b c>.&(my method (List:D:){dd self; self}).say;
     # OUTPUT«("a", "b", "c")␤(a b c)␤»
 
+The invocant of a method defaults to C<self>. A type constraint including a
+type-smily can be used and is honored both for methods defined in a class and
+for free floating methods. Call the latter with C<.&> on an object.
+
+    my method m(Int:D: $b){
+        say self.^name
+    }
+    my $i = 1;
+    $i.&m(<a>);
+    # OUTPUT«Int␤»
+
 Methods will ignore extra named arguments where other types of C<Routine> will
 throw at runtime. Extra arguments will be forwarded by C<nextsame> and friends.