Patrick (>):
> I would prefer to see this done by using a smart match on the :x()
> argument instead of explicitly checking it for a Range and grabbing
> min/max from there. Using a smart match would allow things like
> :x(1|5|7) and :x({ .is_prime }) to work properly.
We might as well add spect
On Mon Dec 22 16:41:53 2008, zev wrote:
> Oops. The last patch wasn't quite right. This one passes the tests
> (which I found). I also added spectests that are marked TODO (but which
> pass with this patch applied).
I would prefer to see this done by using a smart match on the :x()
argument ins
Patrick R. Michaud via RT wrote:
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 04:15:20AM -0800, Vasily Chekalkin wrote:
Trivial patch for Array.elems attached.
As far as I can tell, Array.elems already works in trunk without
the patch. Is there a specific test or set of tests this enables,
or a case that isn't be
Mark J. Reed wrote:
Arity 2 and a 1-elem list seems to be special-cased; otherwise, it
consistently warns once per undefined value in the expansion:
1-elem List reduce patch attached. Test added in r24567
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Bacek
commit 9c1a3058064067dacab4c5f623a59ae768f19182
Author: Vasily Chekalkin
Date:
Ok, so with that patch, the case of a 1-element list and a binary sub
now behaves the same as any other combination of arity n with a list
whose length is not k(n-1)+1. I guess that's progress. :) Thanks,
Vasily.
I'd still like to see the undef warnings reduced to one, rather than
one for every
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The attatched patch lets an infinite Range (ie. (1..Inf)) report its
length as Inf.
I
Arity 2 and a 1-elem list seems to be special-cased; otherwise, it
consistently warns once per undefined value in the expansion:
(1..4).reduce({$^a+$^b+$^c+$^d})# no warnings
(1..5).reduce({$^a+$^b+$^c+$^d})# two warnings: (1+2+3+4)+5+undef+undef
(1..6).reduce({$^a+$^b+$^c+$^d})# one w
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rakudo: say (1..10).reduce({$^a + $^b + $^c})
rakudo 34244: OUTPUT[Use of uninitialize
On Sun Dec 21 08:46:48 2008, masak wrote:
> even so, we don't want the case of my $a = [].min;
> if $a < 3 { say 'yes'; }
> because right now "+Inf" is probably treated as < 3
> rakudo: say "+Inf" < 3;
> rakudo 34203: OUTPUT[1]
> * masak submits rakudobug
Now working in r34248, thanks
On Mon Dec 22 09:46:43 2008, cspencer wrote:
>
> The attatched patch lets an infinite Range (ie. (1..Inf)) report its
> length as Inf.
>
> It also adds temporary !FAIL cases when an infinite range is converted
> into a list or string context.
The patch needs some rework before it can be accept
On Mon Dec 22 06:24:11 2008, moritz wrote:
> Rakudo (r34146) correctly excludes optional arguments from its counting,
> but not named ones, which are also optional:
>
> $ ./perl6 -e 'sub a($x, $y?) { }; sub b ($x, :$y) { }; say &a.arity; say
> &b.arity'
> 1
> 2 # should be 1 as well
> $
Now fixed
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On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 04:15:20AM -0800, Vasily Chekalkin wrote:
> Trivial patch for Array.elems attached.
As far as I can tell, Array.elems already works in trunk without
the patch. Is there a specific test or set of tests this enables,
or a case that isn't being handled?
Pm
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 06:00:31AM -0800, Cory Spencer wrote:
> When calling the .int method on Inf/Nan, the reported value is incorrect:
>"Inf.int.say" produces "-2147483648"
> and
>"NaN.int.say" produces "-2147483648"
This turns out to be the way that Parrot converts infinities to
intege
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currently (r34146) Rakudo allows 'class MyClass does RoleName { ... }',
but not 'class My
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Rakudo (r34146) correctly excludes optional arguments from its counting,
but not named on
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Hello.
Trivial patch for Array.elems attached.
Quote from spectest:
t/spec/S29-ar
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Rakudo r34146:
$ ./perl6 -e '@*INC.push("b")' # lives, rakudo++
$ ./perl6 -e 'my @a
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When calling the .int method on Inf/Nan, the reported value is incorrect:
"Inf.int.
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rakudo: eval "sub x { say q }"; say "before call"; x
rakudo 34238: OUTPUT[O, NI HAObe
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