On Thu Jun 17 05:47:40 2010, [email protected] wrote:
> 15:37 <@jnthn> rakudo: ("62.76.96.200", "62.76.96.201", "62.76.96.202"
> ... "62.76.96.223").perl.say
> 15:37 <+p6eval> rakudo cb0e95: OUTPUT«("62.76.96.200", "62.76.96.201",
> "62.76.96.202")»
> 15:37 <@jnthn> rakudo: ("62.76.96.200", "62.76.96.201",
> "62.76.96.202", ... "62.76.96.223").perl.say
> 15:37 <+p6eval> rakudo cb0e95: ( no output )
> 15:37 <@jnthn> Hm
> 15:37 <@moritz_> bug
> 15:37 <@jnthn> Yeah
> 15:37 < snarkyboojum> :)
> 15:37 <@moritz_> somwhere the fail() is lost
> 15:37 <@jnthn> It should whine about stub code being executed.
> 15:38 <@jnthn> We fail to fail.
> 15:38 <@jnthn> And thus we fail.
>
> perl6 -e '("62.76.96.200", "62.76.96.201", "62.76.96.202", ...
> "62.76.96.223").perl.say'
> produce no output
>
> But in REPL it print about stub code executing and hang up
>
> git rev-parse HEAD
> 17e43e86eedaa241a9f282372aa6db476216df5f
>
This now fails with:
$ ./perl6 -e '("62.76.96.200", "62.76.96.201", "62.76.96.202", ...
"62.76.96.223").perl.say'
===SORRY!===
Comma found before apparent series operator; please remove comma (or put
parens
around the ... listop, or use 'fail' instead of ...) at line 1, near
" ... \"62.7"
which is what STD does.
Assigning to moritz for tests.
--
Will "Coke" Coleda
