Mar 2014)
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Use space instead of underscore in Wikipedia reference.
While both forms, `Mu_(negative)` and `Mu (negative)` are correct, only
the form with the space inside is intended to be public version
(however, the version
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M S05-regex.pod
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recommend :alpha for no underscore
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yoleaux 01:36Z diakopter masak: unexpected in rakudo: say so a
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The spec says, and NQP seems to implement (Rakudo, I think, picks up
integer from NQP as defined in HLL-s0.pir, is this right?) that a
single underscore is ignored between any two digits in a number, not
between the radix and the number. However, it seems to me that this
would be very handy
Aaron Sherman wrote:
The spec says, and NQP seems to implement (Rakudo, I think, picks up
integer from NQP as defined in HLL-s0.pir, is this right?) that a
single underscore is ignored between any two digits in a number, not
between the radix and the number. However, it seems to me
in PIR you can override (or implement) a vtable method using the :vtable
flag.
before that, in the past, this was done by prefixing the vtable name with 2
underscores.
While ack'ing for .constant (to be replaced with .macro_const), I found
that the following file defines constants for all
Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
in PIR you can override (or implement) a vtable method using the :vtable
flag.
before that, in the past, this was done by prefixing the vtable name with 2
underscores.
While ack'ing for .constant (to be replaced with .macro_const), I found
that the following file defines
Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
1. is the double__underscore thing still supposed to work and if so, is it
deprecated?
Deprecated, but not yet entirely removed from the code.
2. are the .constant definitions still needed? i.o.w., does updating that
file make sense or can i save myself that trouble.
Francois PERRAD wrote:
double__underscore still the only way to overload a non-vtable method,
for example, the opcode add (with MMD) :
Ah, yes. I'll make a note of that in the MMD PDD I'm about to check in.
(It will change.)
Allison
On Dec 19, 2007 4:57 PM, Allison Randal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Francois PERRAD wrote:
double__underscore still the only way to overload a non-vtable method,
for example, the opcode add (with MMD) :
thanks for the example.
Ah, yes. I'll make a note of that in the MMD PDD I'm about
Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
this sounds like a new sub :flag coming up...
The :multi flag already exists, so in this case just the implementation
will change.
Allison
No one commented on this in several weeks, so I'm assuming that it's
considered of no importance. Closing ticket.
it comes to actually setting a key-value pair in the Parrot::Configure
object, exec-hyphen-prefix becomes exec-underscore-prefix (as it would have to
meet Perl5 rules for hash keys).
$conf-data-set(
prefix = $prefix,
exec_prefix= $eprefix,
...
So in the interface
I deleted the thread for that first doc, but it just occured to me
that it didn't mention the 1_234_567 notation.
Luke
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