Although anecdotal, I've heard good things about Go's "channel" mechanism as a
simple lightweight concurrency model and a good alternative to typical
threading. Channels are first-class in the language and leverage simple
"goroutine" semantics to invoke concurrency.
--- Phil
-Original M
Back to your original advice...
> If you want to match an alphabetic string which does not include 'abc'
> anywhere, you can write this as
>
> ^ [ ]* $
I presume this only works here because is one character... if instead
of I used anything more complicated
(for example)
token name
{
Great! That does it. Thanks. :)
I realized my error on the anchors after sending... but didn't think of the *
on the grouping.
On the & operator... are you saying that it would operate basically as
expected... allowing sets of rules and'ed rather than or's with the | ?
--- Phil
-Origin
Hi there...
New to the list and getting to understand perl6 after a bit of a hiatis from
the Perl world.
I'm working my way through the new grammar syntax trying to implement some
useful modules, and was wondering if there is a mechanism within the grammar
constructs to allow two rules to appl
