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If ICU isn't present, Parrot's Cdowncase opcode always throws
an exception.
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Cloning a Hash also causes its values to be cloned.
Perhaps this is the
Kevin Tew wrote:
The logic was present in FIA, before PCC was written.
It was reused in an attempt to don't repeat yourself.
Probably would be better as a literal key than a string that has to be
parsed.
Allison
Francois PERRAD wrote:
'new_from_string' is widely used by .const, for example :
.const .String key_print = print
That's the one case I consider a valid use of 'new_from_string',
actually creating a string constant during initialization. Other hackery
has been piled on top of the
Resolved in r23461.
Resolved in r23462.
Pm
On Tue Dec 04 08:40:12 2007, pmichaud wrote:
Cloning a Hash also causes its values to be cloned.
Perhaps this is the desired behavior, but if so, it's
inconsistent with cloning other aggregates.
After thinking about it a bit more, I'm not sure I want Hash's
behavior with clone to change --
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The patch replaces Perl special variable $/ with \n in 8 locations in modules
No one has spoken up for retaining this module in the distribution. I
searched anew for references to it and found them only in the MANIFEST
and the file itself. We have other means of generating plain-text
documentation. I therefore recommend deleting the file from trunk.
Index: MANIFEST
On Tue Dec 04 13:00:10 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No one has spoken up for retaining this module in the distribution. I
searched anew for references to it and found them only in the MANIFEST
and the file itself. We have other means of generating plain-text
documentation. I therefore
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In languages/perl5/src/pmc/perlnum.pmc:get_string() there is the todo item:
/*
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In languages/perl5/src/pmc/perlint.pmc there is the todo item:
/* TODO extends
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In languages/perl5/src/pmc/perlarray.pmc there is the todo item:
Fix the
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In languages/dotnet/pmc/dotnetsignature.pmc:read_compressed() there is the
todo
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In languages/dotnet/pmc/dotnetassembly.pmc:make_bytecode_pmc() there is the
todo
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In languages/cardinal/src/pmc/rubystring.pmc:get_bool() there is the todo
item:
Is it possible to compile a single PGE grammar against multiple sets
of actions to get multiple different parsers? This would be good for
Lisp-like languages where you have one parser that spits out PIR code
and a parser that is invoked for (read) calls and spits out
s-expression objects. Both
On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 12:54:43PM -0500, istarex wrote:
Is it possible to compile a single PGE grammar against multiple sets
of actions to get multiple different parsers? This would be good for
Lisp-like languages where you have one parser that spits out PIR code
and a parser that is invoked
On Tue Dec 04 13:04:05 2007, coke wrote:
If there are no references to it anywhere, +1; we have more than enough
desirable items in the repository, and no need to cling to relics.
[parrot] 504 $ fns . | xargs grep -l PodText
./config/gen/PodText.pm
./MANIFEST
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Next code segfaults because callmethodcc does another method call,
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In the course of preparing the patch submitted in r23472 to config/
auto/pmc.pm
I note that the same two tests are failing in this smoke report today
from FreeBSD:
http://tinyurl.com/2cb7c9
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From PDD17:
=item class_type
INTVAL class_type(INTERP, PMC* self)
Return the
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From PDD17:
=item pmc_namespace [deprecated]
PMC* pmc_namespace(INTERP, PMC*
Author: coke
Date: Tue Dec 4 21:02:17 2007
New Revision: 23476
Modified:
trunk/docs/pdds/pdd17_pmc.pod
Changes in other areas also in this revision:
Modified:
trunk/DEPRECATED.pod
Log:
[docs] open tickets for deprecated items in pdd17; note them in DEPRECATED
also.
Modified:
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PDD23 doesn't provide much information about how an exception
handler gets
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Many exception handlers in the repository use a .get_results
directive to
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