to be more precise, the way we code-gen "literal" qregex nodes with
subtype "ignoremark+ignorecase" will only ever check the ordbaseat of
the first character in the literal against the haystack.
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If :i and :m are used on the regex, it appears to match the first letter. The
returned
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See the attached file or the same file in this gist:
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First let's take a look at example that works:
Code:
sub foo {
say
As far as I understand Jonathan’s position on this, is that you shouldn’t do
that. If you want to push to an array from multiple threads, you probably
should use a Channel, or use Supplies with an .act block.
As to the security implications of this behaviour, I must admit I haven’t
thought
On Mon, Aug 08, 2016 at 12:25:52AM -0700, Aleks-Daniel Jakimenko-Aleksejev
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> While it is probably a bad idea to push values into the same array from two
> threads, if I recall correctly rakudo is supposed to not crash like that no
> matter what.
>
> Code:
> my @a;
> start loop { @a.push:
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While it is probably a bad idea to push values into the same array
