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On 12/9/10 17:52 , Tarmo Pikaro wrote:
I would like to head into new natural language direction
- making language to be partly natural (can be
used in everyday communication) and partly constructed
(can execute as a program) - some ideas are
On May 20, 2010, at 16:33 , Mark J. Reed wrote:
One dumb question; why is the total number of tests only an estimate?
Seems like something easily counted?
Not really, since the test plan can add/remove tests at runtime... and
does, depending on what the Perl6 compiler running the plan can do
I thought unary + was scalar/item? context in perl6, not numify.
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On May 22, 2009, at 19:36 , Geoffrey Broadwell (via RT) wrote:
$ perl6 -e 'say %*ENV.exists(adsfadsfasdf)'
0
$ perl6 -e 'say defined %*ENVadsfadsfasdf'
1
I don't recall if defined autovivifies, but assuming it does that
would make sense. %*ENV is special, it represents environment
On 2009 Jan 4, at 8:53, Carl Mäsak wrote:
Now, I can precompile the B module to PIR without a problem, but when
I compile the A module, Rakudo/Parrot aborts because it runs the code
in B and dies.
$ parrot languages/perl6/perl6.pbc --target=pir --output=B.pir B.pm
$ parrot
On 2008 Jun 6, at 23:53, Vasily Chekalkin wrote:
jerry gay wrote:
would you reformat this in universal diff format please? my patch
program doesn't speak git.
Strange... It is 'universal diff' format. Can be applied with
'patch -p1 eval.diff' in top-level parrot directory. Or with
'patch
On 2008 Jun 5, at 18:43, Larry Wall wrote:
Maybe it's just a temporary lack of imagination, but I'm having
trouble
these days coming up with any kind of a use case for confusing single
dispatch with multiple dispatch. Yeah, I know I wrote that, but I was
either smarter or stupider back
On 2008 May 7, at 7:21, Carl Mäsak wrote:
Ben ():
I've just received an error message saying:
elseif should be elsif at blah.pl line 103.
What happened to do-what-I-mean?
I'm not sure laxity among keywords would really be a feature.
Correctly spelled, it's elsif in Perl, so why allow
