withdrew from this discussion pending others' ideas of
alternatives.
I too am looking forward to the alternative MJD has promised. Until
that
time, perhaps RFC145 should be updated with this syntax.
-Nate
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Some stuffbr
/p
Finally, tags which take arguments:
div align="center"Stuff/div
Would require some type of "this is optional" syntax:
/(?div\s*\w*)Stuff(?)/
Perhaps only the first word specified is taken as the tag name? This is
the XML/HTML spe
airs with the previous ?m, if there was one that
was matched. The | character separates or'ed sets consistent with other
regex patterns.
You can do that, or you can say it's done with backreferences (as noted
above)
-Nate
David Corbin wrote:
I never saw one comment on this, and the more I think ab
ow this could become a serious distraction to what I
perceive as the likely goals of Perl6.
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not imply acceptance,
rejection or a concensus view on the RFC.
Comments, criticisms, etc. welcome.
Updates to dev.perl.org/rfc/meta are scheduled for later this week.
Z.
Can you put a legend explaining the color code on the pages where the
colors are used?
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(apply regular expression and only
keep keys that match)
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you'd have to be consistent in what
you put in front of the text lines (and in the whitespace prefix
definition).
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Bart.
Why not make the details of this controlled by a pragma?
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r thoughts about the module install system.
What about Foo::Configuration?
/Cajo.
At 13.35 -0400 2000-08-25, David Corbin wrote:
There are several modules I've run across that require you to edit them
after you've installed them. I consider this to be a very bad thing.
What I'm thinking
should stay Perl, but must be more than Perl.
Perl6 should be fast as mentioned in one RFC - but most importantly it must
be featurefull and must continue its tradition - "writing less, doing much"
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the four I posted, originally, I've added two. Here's my
working list.
native pattern matching;
list manipulation
aweswome text processing.
It's application glue (thanks Tim)
Ability to write powerful 1-line programs.
Make easy things easy and hard things possible. (paraphrased, I
suspect)
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lities for inclusion in such a list:
native pattern matching;
list manipulation
aweswome text processing.
It's application glue (thanks Tim)
Is this an reasonable idea? and a reasonable start?
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this one.
# I'm not sure at all about these - I tend to avoid interpolation of
arrays and hashes for "safety"
$x = "xx@{array}yy"
$x = "xx{array[]}yy"
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