It’s still a hash — the * twigil tweaks it’s scope, but it is still a % —
so %*ENV works (windows)
On Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 6:48 PM ToddAndMargo via perl6-users <
perl6-users@perl.org> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> $ raku -e 'say %*ENV;'
>
> Gives me ALL of them. Is there a way to just ask for
> a
Just looked at the stackoverflow post — there are 3 updates with respect to
needing to reauthenticate.
Basically, you use the ‘AUTH XOATH base64 oathtoken’ command, after the
EHLO command.
the weird part seems to be the ehlo command is repeated twice — before
STARTTLS, and after.
g
On Sun,
A negative number (-A5) is the twos compliment of the positive number. A
ones compliment is all the bits flipped. A twos compliment is a ones
compliment plus one. So a ones compliment of (A5) is (-A5 - 1), which is
-A6.
So presumably, the twos compliment operator is (-). And I suppose for
human-readable source.
Yes, surely that’s it. We all consider Python a compiler, after all.
:-)
Go on, tweak your definition to pin it down. :-)
* Gerard ONeill oobl...@usa.net [2014-12-08 15:10]:
How about an interpreter interprets input directly into action (even
if there is some
How about an interpreter interprets input directly into action (even if there
is some optimization going on), while a compiler converts instructions from
one set to another set to be interpreted later.
Which would make perl both at the perl source level, and an interpreter at the
bytecode level.
