Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> t/spec/S02-builtin_data_types/type.t:23 in the spectests (r20685)
> has the following:
>
> my Int $foo;
> my Str $bar;
>
> #?rakudo skip 'type checking unimpl'
> {
> #?pugs 1 todo
> is(try{$foo = 'xyz'}, undef, 'Int restricts to integers');
>
jerry gay wrote:
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 2:46 PM, Moritz Lenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oops, forgot to attach patch. Now it's really there.
thanks, applied as of r28074.
~jerry
This is wrong patch. eval() shouldn't throws any exceptions.
Correct patch for 'eval()' and Test.pm attached.
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Hello.
There is patched Test.pm which allows unittest it. Provide method to
overri
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 -p3 < eval.diff' in languages/perl6.
Anyway, attache
Vasily Chekalkin wrote:
This is wrong patch. eval() shouldn't throws any exceptions.
Correct patch for 'eval()' and Test.pm attached.
As Mr Lenz wrote with respect to eval exceptions and this patch:
Are there any exceptions that are not caught by eval?
Currently rakudo seems to catch every
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 -
In 2005 Larry wrote [1]:
> [...] I think xor and ^^
> should be make list associative but execute left-to-right, short
> circuiting on the second true discovered, so you have some hope of
>ordering the harder conditions later in a sequence and bypassing them.
> In either case the one true value is
Tonight while working on Rakudo's Str implementation, I noticed
the following line in S29-list/map_function_return_values.t :
%ret = map { $_ => uc $_; }, split "", $text;
This clashes with the definition of C given by S29,
where the first argument (invocant) is the string to be split
and the
