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Author: Elizabeth Mattijsen
Date: 2013-10-01 (Tue, 01 Oct 2013)
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09:09 < japhb__> r: class A { has Int @.ints }; my A $one .= new(ints
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Author: Larry Wall
Date: 2013-10-01 (Tue, 01 Oct 2013)
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There are two issues here.
a) Using language in a consistent manner in Perl6 space
- the word 'specification' is used in Perl6 space both in the way it has
become acceptable in computer language design circles, but also in a new
and more nuanced way in Perl6.
- Perl6 is being developed using La
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r: say [1,2,3].combinations
rakudo 0808ac: OUTPUT«No such method 'combinations'
So I had an eyeball at the various graphs of activity on ohloh
(eg https://www.ohloh.net/p/parrot/commits/summary )
and thought that probably last month by the crude measure of "number of
commits", Perl 6 probably now had more activity than the Perl 5 core.
(ie just activity on git://perl5.git.perl
Minor corrections:
> may smply be my personal limitations).
s/smply/simply/
> dumb "noob" questions.
By my fairly harsh definition.
> with the sage of IBM's attempt to develop One Language To Rule Them All,
s/sage/saga/
I suspect there are copy-paste errors on the "delete" sections of the new text:
... the
+normal way to test for existence is to apply the C<:delete> adverb to a
+subscripting operation.
The ":delete" adverb tests for existence?
-y
On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 6:09 AM, GitHub wrote:
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