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Jeremy Howard wrote:
So where is mv(), you ask? If you use the 'reorder' syntax, but don't
specify all of the dimensions in the list ref, then the remaining
dimensions
are added in order:
That sounds good. I'd say why not also allow the mv syntax? It is
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Arrays: transpose()
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Nathan Wiger wrote:
I think we should definitely maintain this in UTC, since this is how
UNIX works natively. If we're standardizing on the UNIX epoch we should
standardize on UTC clock as well.
Blech. Now I'm not sure after re-reading the thread starting here:
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my() syntax extensions and attribute declarations
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On Sun 24 Sep, Hugo wrote:
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Richard Proctor
writes
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:TomCs perl storm has:
:
: Figure out way to do
:
: /$e1 $e2/
:
: safely, where $e1 might have '(foo) \1' in it.
: and $e2 might have '(bar) \1' in it. Those won't work.
:
:If e1 and e2 are qr// type
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Add 'tristate' pragma to allow undef to take on NULL semantics
...
The Ctristate pragma allows for undef to take on the RDBMS concept of
CNULL, in particular:
1. Any math or string operation between a NULL and any other
value results in NULL
Any math or string or
Adam Turoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I plan to offer a more formal RFC of this idea.
Z.
=item perl6storm #0101
Just like the "use english" pragma (the modern not-yet-written
version of "use English" module), make something for legible
fileops.
is_readable(file) is really
Ariel Scolnicov wrote:
is_readable(file) is really -r(file)
Has unpleasant syntax saying "is_readable". Should be like normal
English predicates. Get the idea you do. Is better even the Lisp -p
convention!
What's wrong with doing it like I (and maybe a few others) speak, and
=item Cstat/Clstat
'blksize' Preferred block size for file system I/O
'blocks'Actual number of blocks allocated
Either "blocks" and "blocksize", or "blks" and "blksize", I think
What's there is what's been in perlfunc
'dir' Home directory
'homedir' or 'home' are _much_ better for us sysadmins...
Not if you sysadmins are familiar with the UNIX documentation, whence *all*
these names are taken! ;-)
Well, I've always hated it, and most everyone I know does too. And
Nathan Wiger wrote:
Jeremy Howard wrote:
Can we have an isnull() function then, please. Otherwise there's no
operation to test for nullness.
PS: Nullness? Nullility?
...
use tristate;
$a = undef;
carp "\$a is null!" unless defined($a);
That way, "defined($a)" will
Jeremy Howard wrote:
Yes, that's nullirific!
It would be good to make that clear in the RFC.
:-)
Will do.
-Nate
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, raptor wrote:
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000, Tom Christiansen wrote:
=item perl6storm #0050
Radical notion: consider removing precedence.
Wrong precedence makes people miserable.
What if we have these 2 rules or no rules AND we can set manualy the
precedence of
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Open-ended slices
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The
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Ctr/// in array context should return a histogram
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Change C$SIG{__WARN__} and C$SIG{__DIE__} to magic subs
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First-Class CGI Support
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Remove -X
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File tests
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