Did I miss something? Was there ever an apocalyse 7?
Also, why aren't the apocalyses and excegises announced on any of the p6
lists (like, er, perl6-announce for example)?
Yours grumpily,
Dave.
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On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 21:57, Luke Palmer wrote:
method bar_attr() will get { $.bar_attr }
will set { $.bar_attr = $_ }
I'm confused by this in only one way... since method bar_attr and the
accessor bar_attr have the same name, how do I write an accessor that
recurses?
On Sat, 2004-02-28 at 14:08, Dave Mitchell wrote:
Did I miss something? Was there ever an apocalyse 7?
Also, why aren't the apocalyses and excegises announced on any of the p6
lists (like, er, perl6-announce for example)?
I suspect that Damian is waiting on finalizing the modules mentioned in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dave Mitchell) writes:
Did I miss something? Was there ever an apocalyse 7?
Yes, there was. It was tacked on the end of Apocalypse 6, and said
essentially No longer in core. See Damian.
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Dave,
I had the same problem you did,
if I understand you correctly.
Eventually, I found the document
I believe people are discussing.
I'd tell you how, but I don't recall.
See the forward below my signature
for what I found.
Best wishes,
George of Oakland.pm
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On Sun, Feb 29, 2004 at 01:44:47PM -0500, Aaron Sherman wrote:
: On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 21:57, Luke Palmer wrote:
:
: method bar_attr() will get { $.bar_attr }
:will set { $.bar_attr = $_ }
:
: I'm confused by this in only one way... since method bar_attr and the
:
Smylers asked:
* What happens if an undefined format is passed to Cform? I'm
presuming (and hoping) that's a run-time error.
Currently treated as , with internal warnings. Probably should throw an
exception.
* In 'What a block art though...' (page 2) I don't think there's
supposed
Mark A. Biggar wrote:
What if I want to interpolate an empty string and let the fill
characters work?
Then you interpolate a single fill character instead of the empty string.
Damian
How do you put a literal '{' or '}' into a format string in Perl 6? Do
you use a backslash?
Joe Gottman
Joe Gottman asked:
How do you put a literal '{' or '}' into a format string in Perl 6? Do
you use a backslash?
Yes, a backslash will quote anything (including backslash).
Note that you really only need to backslash '{', since '}' isn't special by
itself.
Damian
Damian Conway wrote:
Mark A. Biggar wrote:
What if I want to interpolate an empty string and let the fill
characters work?
Then you interpolate a single fill character instead of the empty string.
But that means I have to pre-process data lists that just happen to
contain empty strings so
Damian Conway wrote:
Joe Gottman asked:
How do you put a literal '{' or '}' into a format string in Perl 6? Do
you use a backslash?
Yes, a backslash will quote anything (including backslash).
Note that you really only need to backslash '{', since '}' isn't special
by itself.
Would that need to
But that means I have to pre-process data lists that just happen to
contain empty strings so that they won't disappear on me.
Huh? An empty string already *has* disappeared on you. ;-)
This seems to violate least surprise.
I'd be much more surprised if an empty string *didn't* disappear.
After
I also don't expect
$x = '';
$y = $x ;
to assign '' to $y either, but that's the equlvalent of what you say
form() will do.
I see your point.
I was more worried about arrays of items some of which are empty strings
and having items disappear out my repost because form() throws them
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