Switching over to the 'nom' branch of Rakudo introduced
a large number of regressions and changes that affected
many users of Rakudo. I know all of the core developers
agree that this was really not a good thing, and we want
to work very hard to avoid such instabilities in the future.
Ideally a
On Wed, Jul 04, 2012 at 06:22:32PM -0700, Ron Schmidt via RT wrote:
> >
> > http://ftp.parrot.org/releases/devel/4.5.0/parrot-4.5.0.tar.gz
> >
> > If you can explode this tarball and build Parrot under Cygwin then
> > I agree it's a Star issue. Otherwise, I'd want to get an upstream
> > fix
On Wed, Jul 04, 2012 at 01:07:34PM -0700, Ron Schmidt wrote:
> The file isn't a real executable and doesn't do much, so copying
> t/tools/install/testlib/phony to t/tools/install/testlib/phony.exe
> effectively got me around the problem. Since the error is caused by
> untarring Rakudo Star I do
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Parrot's Config.pl fails during Check Manifest looking for
t/tools/install/testli
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"invoke() not implemented in class 'Callable'" -- now *that's*
a new one!
r: su
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r: say (3+4i).reals.fmt("%d %d") # for flussence++
rakudo 61a3ad: OUTPUT«Nul
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In cygwin the CP make variable is defined as /bin/cp rather than
"$(PERL) -MExtUt
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Author: Moritz Lenz
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Hi Moritz,
Thanks that was interesting. My investigation into grammars took a while but
here are the results thus far:
> Grammar rules and regexes are just methods…
I hadn't thought about what a grammar and rule actually was before. This
inspired me to try:
---
grammar
Hi,
as I am going over the POD of all the modules handled by Panda I found
a few tags
that I wonder if they are correct:
=head(without a number)
in uri/lib/URI.pm
in november/lib/November/URI.pm
=cut (I think this is a Perl5-ism)
in bioperl6/lib/Bio/RangeI.pm and many other
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