I just completed a git bisect on nom for this issue.
5838e933b362d33c8a0854a7c410c347a4911bde is the first bad commit
$ git show 5838e933b362d33c8a0854a7c410c347a4911bde
commit 5838e933b362d33c8a0854a7c410c347a4911bde
Merge: 4741028 02c7fbb
Author: Moritz Lenz
Date: Sat May 4 21:09:08 2013 +020
I'm wondering if this ticket can be marked "resolved" -- see
https://github.com/parrot/parrot/issues/365 .
The gist of #365 seems to be that parrot.h is no longer considered an
internal Parrot header file... but I'm not sure I'm reading it
correctly.
In particular, the parrot.h file itself n
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[14:28:22] r: sub a ( $a is copy ) { $a=5 }; a(1)
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[12:44:47] r: my %h{Any}=Any=>1; say %h.exists(Any) # expect True
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coke (>):
> I expected it to mean "the FIRST time a block is executed".
>
> My workaround was to use a lexical to track if it was the first time
> through the loop or not;
> will stick with that.
[Coke]: doesn't START do exactly what you wanted from FIRST?
r: for 1..10 { my $a = 3; START { say