Allison Randal schrieb:
Will Coleda wrote:
It's important to keep in mind that for the most part, at least on
unix-related operating systems, executables for a particular language
will
simply be an 'ln -s' to /usr/bin/parrot (taking advantage of the $0
executable name information to set up
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I tried using resizablepmcarray's append() in cardinal and I got 'double fre or
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Hi!
my $string = '%CD';
while ( $string ~~ /\%(..)/ ) {
my $match = $0;
}
that
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Oh, excuse me:
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osname= linux
osvers= 2.6.15.7
arch=
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 4:22 AM, Dave Whipp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lets say I want to find the 5th smallest element in an array. I might
write:
@array.sort.[4];
How does the implementation of the sort function know that I just want to
5th item (and thus choose an appropriate
Carl (), Ihrd ():
my $string = '%CD';
while ( $string ~~ /\%(..)/ ) {
my $match = $0;
}
that die with Null PMC access in get_pmc_keyed_int()
I think this bug is the same as #58352.
And thus it can be worked around, for the time being, doing this:
my $string = '%CD';
while $string ~~
As mentioned in RT #49168, I'm in favor of a --language flag, that selects the
default
PBC/PIR file to run, and passes all other arguments to the ':main' sub in that
file. It can also
select default paths based on the options set the the configuration file for
that language.
Then, using the
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And excuse me again -- open ticket #58352 about that problem.
2008/8/31 Илья
I have changed files at http://www.dlugosz.com/Perl6/offerings/
waiting for someone in authority to merge.
In S05, I found this regarding the generalized repetition specifier:
alt ** '|'# repetition controlled by presence of character
I tried it out with
rule thislist { alpha ** '|' };
and got (with Rakudo):
perl6regex parse error: Error in closure quantifier at offset 28, found '''
Stephen Simmons wrote:
In S05, I found this regarding the generalized repetition specifier:
alt ** '|'# repetition controlled by presence of character
I tried it out with
rule thislist { alpha ** '|' };
and got (with Rakudo):
perl6regex parse error: Error in closure
On Aug 30, 8:47 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John M. Dlugosz) wrote:
Have the sort function simply return a lazy list object. When the [4]
is called on that object, it knows to do as much work as needed, and can
leave the rest as lazy.
That may be half the answer, but simply making the decision
In S04, the Exceptions section mentions that $! contains multiple exceptions.
So what type is it? Why isn't it @! ? I says that they are thrown as a
single new exception. So what type is that new exception? A multi-exception of
some kind?
How do you get multiple pending exceptions in the
Has the err operator, as a low-precidence version of //, been removed? It's
not mentioned in S03, and the semantics of orelse is different. Is orelse
supposed to be a direct replacement, meaning if you ignore the parameter thing
then it doesn't change anything?
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Warning occurs when issuing 'perl Configure.pl' under cygwin where the
LANG
dpuu dave-at-whipp.name |Perl 6| wrote:
On Aug 30, 8:47 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John M. Dlugosz) wrote:
Have the sort function simply return a lazy list object. When the [4]
is called on that object, it knows to do as much work as needed, and can
leave the rest as lazy.
That may be
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Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:43:20 -0700 (PDT)
Author: allison
Date: Thu Aug 28 12:43:19 2008
New Revision: 30622
I've not responded to all your comments, just some of the key ones that
I hope will promote understanding. I won't commit any changes until
after
On Sunday 31 August 2008 14:23:50 Ron Schmidt wrote:
Warning occurs when issuing 'perl Configure.pl' under cygwin where the
LANG environment variable does not have a default value on my system.
Patch to fix is included below.
Index: lib/Parrot/Revision.pm
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