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Why I don't see last line? $perl6 -ne 'LAST .say' file.txt
killbill: because bug, I
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An error in a sprintf format (program attached) generates a "panic" message:
Your prin
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perl6-j -e 'say CORE::.keys'
ContextRef representation does not implement e
This sound much more severe than it is.
panic is just a convenience method that throws an exception that
contains the cursor's location during parsing.
it then just uses nqp::die to throw that message, which is as harmless
as any other "die".
"Panic" brings to mind "kernel panic" - perhaps there's a less
alarming way to express it; "failure", "error", or something? (Of
course, we're used to "Fatal error - aborting" meaning "something's
wrong - the program's stopping".)
Presumably " in any at" should have something between "any" and "
# New Ticket Created by Eike Frost
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Tested on version 2016.07.1, 2016.08.1:
When executing test2.pl, the error
Cannot invoke
This is another outer context lost with compile time closure bug. It's one
of the most prolific bugs in rakudo :(.
I've added this ticket to the list:
https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=125634
https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=126818
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we could call the method "parsefail", or maybe just "fail", or "abort".
how does that sound?
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See the following results.
$ perl6 -e '("10"..15).rand.say' # min is Str
Can only get a
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See the following result
$ perl6 -e '(1..^(1+10e-15)).rand.say'
1.01
$ per
Welcome to the world of floating point accuracy.
This little program typically ends within 100 iterations for me:
$ 6 'my int $a = 0; $a++ while (1..^(1+10e-15)).rand < 1+10e-15; say $a’
96
Either we dismiss this bug as being caused by lack of floating point accuracy,
or we build in something s
Welcome to the world of floating point accuracy.
This little program typically ends within 100 iterations for me:
$ 6 'my int $a = 0; $a++ while (1..^(1+10e-15)).rand < 1+10e-15; say $a’
96
Either we dismiss this bug as being caused by lack of floating point accuracy,
or we build in something s
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