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Rakudo r30946:
08:35 masak rakudo: .perl.say for {a = [b, c]}.kv # I have a fun
Moritz Lenz (via RT) wrote:
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Rakudo r30946:
08:35 masak rakudo: .perl.say
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 12:22:01PM +0200, Moritz Lenz wrote:
Moritz Lenz (via RT) wrote:
08:35 masak rakudo: .perl.say for {a = [b, c]}.kv # I have a fun
bug
for you, too! :)
08:35 polyglotbot OUTPUT[ab c]
that should have been [b, c] on the second line
Now fixed
On Wed Sep 03 21:07:57 2008, s1n wrote:
The List !flatten method does not properly recurse into references.
List.pir:188 retrieves the elements opcode and does not check the pmc type
for recursion.
This functionality is needed for .elems and :prefix+ to function
properly
for cases such as
Ron Schmidt via RT wrote:
It'd be nice if we used the same env var for this as we did for the
main harness. (that one is currently TEST_JOBS, iirc.)
Per request from moritz I have come up with an updated patch that seems
to apply cleanly and tested it on Ubuntu and cygwin/Windows Vista. It
Moritz Lenz wrote:
Thank you very much. On Debian with two cores I get
2 jobs: 4m04
1 job: 2m35
Well, actually it's the other way round ;-)
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Ron Schmidt via RT wrote:
It'd be nice if we used the same env var for this as we did for the
main harness. (that one is currently TEST_JOBS, iirc.)
Per request from moritz I have come up with an updated patch that seems
to apply cleanly and tested it on Ubuntu and cygwin/Windows Vista. It
