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meppl |
good night |
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slavik |
hallo |
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slavik |
is there a way in rakudo to recursively print everything? something like data dumper or PHP's printr(). I know about the $var.perl, but it doesn't seem exhaustive |
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slavik |
I am mainly interested in printing the structure of a match object, because some things happen which cause something to be nested a level deeper and I would like to understand why |
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slavik |
given two arrays, what is the correct way to zip them into a hash? %hash = @keys Z @values; ??? |
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slavik |
rakudo: my %hash = 1..5 Z 6..10; say %hash; |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[elements() not implemented in class 'Range'current instr.: 'infix:Z' pc 3915 (src/gen_builtins.pir:2519)] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my %hash = (1..5) Z (6..10); say %hash; |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[elements() not implemented in class 'Range'current instr.: 'infix:Z' pc 3915 (src/gen_builtins.pir:2519)] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my @keys=1..5; my vals=6..10; my %hash = @keys Z @vals; say %hash; |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[Scope not found for PAST::Var '@vals'current instr.: 'parrot;PCT;HLLCompiler;panic' pc 152 (src/PCT/HLLCompiler.pir:104)] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my @keys=1..5; my @vals=6..10; my %hash = @keys Z @vals; say %hash; |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1 62 73 84 95 10] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my @keys=1..5; my @vals=6..10; my %hash = @keys Z @vals; say keys %hash; |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[12345] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my @keys=1..5; my @vals=6..10; my %hash = @keys Z @vals; say %hash.keys(); |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[12345] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my @keys=1..5; my @vals=6..10; my %hash = @keys Z @vals; say %hash.vals(); |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[Method 'vals' not found for invocant of class 'Perl6Hash'current instr.: '_block11' pc 146 (EVAL_13:45)] |
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slavik |
rakudo: my @keys=1..5; my @vals=6..10; my %hash = @keys Z @vals; say %hash.values(); |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[678910] |
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slavik |
awesome |
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slavik |
nevermind :) |
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slavik |
hmm, problem remains |
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slavik |
that or my build of rakudo is too old |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?(0 == 0) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?(0 == 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?(1.0 == 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?(1.0 === 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?(1.0 =:= 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("a" == 'a') |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("a" =:= 'a') |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
hmm |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("a" cmp 'a') |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("1" cmp 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("1" <=> 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[0] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("1" <=> 2) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("1" <=> 0) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("1" cmp 0) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("abc" cmp "def") |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
rakudo: say ?("zbc" cmp "def") |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
shouldn't one of these return -1? |
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s1n |
rakudo: say ?("b" cmp "a") |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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s1n |
rakudo: say ?("a" cmp "b") |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
anyway ... zipping doesn't completely work :( |
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s1n |
rakudo: say ?(1 <=> 2) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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s1n |
rakudo: say ?(2 <=> 1) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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s1n |
heh, what's the spec say on that? |
| 05:14 |
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slavik |
%hash = $/<blah>[0] | $/<blah>[1]; doesn't work :( |
| 05:14 |
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slavik |
s1n: I am pretty sure it's supposed to be like in perl5 |
| 05:15 |
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slavik |
if the left is smaller, then the return is -1, if the right is smaller the 1, if equal then 0 |
| 05:15 |
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slavik |
pugs: say ?(1 <=> 2) |
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p6eval |
pugs: No output (you need to produce output to STDOUT) |
| 05:15 |
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slavik |
pugs: say ?(1 <=> 2); |
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p6eval |
pugs: No output (you need to produce output to STDOUT) |
| 05:15 |
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slavik |
pugs broken |
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slavik |
perl6: say ?(1 <=> 2); |
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p6eval |
pugs: No output (you need to produce output to STDOUT) |
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p6eval |
..elf 23056, rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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slavik |
p6eval: say ?(1 <=> 2); |
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s1n |
perl6: say ?(1 <=> 2) |
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p6eval |
pugs: No output (you need to produce output to STDOUT) |
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p6eval |
..elf 23056, rakudo 33032: OUTPUT[1] |
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s1n |
heh |
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slavik |
night |
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pasteling |
"slavik" at 67.100.227.140 pasted "Perl6 Grammar" (36 lines, 1.4K) at http://sial.org/pbot/33316 |
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slavik |
take a look :) |
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meppl |
good morning |
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pmurias |
@tell how should i checkout the smopp5? |
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lambdabot |
Consider it noted. |
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moritz_ |
pmurias: you should told the nickname "how" something ;) |
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moritz_ |
slavik++ # nice grammar |
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schmalbe |
greetings from Frankfurt Perl Workshop |
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schmalbe |
Lichtkind is talking about Perl6 |
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buu |
Run away, |
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jnthn |
Lichtkind++ :-) |
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pmurias |
@tell ruoso how should i checkout smopp5? |
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lambdabot |
Consider it noted. |
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masak |
Mark Lentczner wants me to tell everyone that he'll be updating his table of operators http://www.ozonehouse.com/mark[…]eriodicTable.html -- perhaps in time for the new year! |
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lambdabot |
Title: Mark Lentczner's Journal |
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moritz_ |
(Mark Lentczner)++ |
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masak |
what should happen with an $obj.meth() call when $obj contains an undefined value? |
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masak |
oops, I meant 'an $obj.?meth() call' |
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moritz_ |
masak: definedness is just a property of an object that is rather arbitrary |
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masak |
I'd hope that the question mark would make Perl 6 not warn about the 'use of uninitialized value', but maybe that's misusing the .?meth() notation. |
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masak |
rakudo: my $a; $a.?meth() |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33042: RESULT[undef] |
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masak |
hm. |
| 13:03 |
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masak |
rakudo: my $a; say $a.?meth() |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33042: OUTPUT[Undefined value returned by invocation of undefined method] |
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masak |
oh, but of course it warns there, sorry. :) |
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masak |
rakudo: my $a; for 1..2 { say ~$a.?lc; $a = "OH HAI" } |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33042: OUTPUT[oh hai] |
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masak |
it actually seems to DWIW |
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masak |
I have no further questions, your honour. |
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pugs_svn |
r23057 | moritz++ | [t/spec] fudge slurpy-params.t for rakudo |
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rakudo_svn |
r33043 | moritz++ | [rakudo] add test for slurpy params to spectest |
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masak |
what's the difference between these two? |
| 14:27 |
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masak |
rakudo: my $a; say $a.?lc.WHAT |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33043: OUTPUT[Str] |
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masak |
rakudo: my $a = undef; say $a.?lc.WHAT |
| 14:27 |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33043: OUTPUT[Use of uninitialized valueStr] |
| 14:28 |
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masak |
in both cases, $a contains a Failure, right? |
| 14:28 |
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moritz_ |
no |
| 14:28 |
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moritz_ |
'my $a' will initialize with an Object proto |
| 14:28 |
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masak |
rakudo: my $a; say $a.WHAT; $a = undef; say $a.WHAT |
| 14:28 |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33043: OUTPUT[FailureFailure] |
| 14:29 |
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masak |
looks like Failure to me. |
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moritz_ |
urm |
| 14:30 |
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masak |
...which makes the discrepancy all the more difficult to explain... |
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pugs_svn |
r23058 | moritz++ | [t/spec] S12 tests for 'is default' trait |
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pugs_svn |
r23059 | moritz++ | [t/spec] set svn props on a few test files |
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pugs_svn |
r23060 | moritz++ | [t/spec] smartlink for default-trait.t |
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moritz_ |
rakudo: enum Foo<get_string>; |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33053: OUTPUT[A method named 'get_string' already exists in class ''. It may have been supplied by a role.current instr.: '_block16' pc -1 ((unknown file):-1)] |
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pugs_svn |
r23061 | moritz++ | [t/spec] test for RT #59982 (my $x; $x = $x + 1i fails in rakudo) |
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moritz_ |
rakudo: for 0 .. 5 { .uc.print } |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33053: OUTPUT[012345] |
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pugs_svn |
r23062 | moritz++ | [t/spec] corrected test in for.t |
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pugs_svn |
r23063 | moritz++ | [t/spec] corrected previous commit |
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jnthn |
Correcting the corrections to the corrections... ;-) |
| 19:09 |
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moritz_ |
indeed :) |
| 19:09 |
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jnthn |
The multi method case for is default isn't so surprising, given multi methods don't really work at all yet. |
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jnthn |
It'll be some oddity with the invocant. |
| 19:10 |
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jnthn |
It's high on my "to fix" list. |
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moritz_ |
oki |
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moritz_ |
I'm writing tests for 'is also' on classes right now |
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jnthn |
cool |
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* jnthn |
thought he'd maybe done some for that, but maybe not |
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moritz_ |
so far I haven't found a single bug when extending user defined kclasses |
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moritz_ |
Str seems to be problematic |
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moritz_ |
Int is fine |
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jnthn |
Ah, Str... |
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jnthn |
Str is...special. |
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* moritz_ |
sees memories of old pains emerging... |
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jnthn |
You shoulda seen what it took to make $something_that_is_a_string does Foo kinda stuff work. |
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jnthn |
It boils down to Str just mapping a PMC, where as most other things really are high level classes. |
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pugs_svn |
r23064 | moritz++ | [t/spec] add tests for 'is also' on classes |
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pugs_svn |
r23065 | moritz++ | [t/spec] set svn props on open.t |
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jnthn |
moritz_: So is also works on all but Str? |
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moritz_ |
jnthn: afaict yes |
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moritz_ |
jnthn: I've tested user defined classes, Int, List, Array, Str |
| 19:29 |
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jnthn |
moritz_: Great. I'm cooking nom at the moment - could you file a ticket about the Str one? |
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moritz_ |
(I can even add methods to List, and use it in Array, because of the inheritance) |
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moritz_ |
jnthn: I'm updating (and renaming) #56602 as we speak |
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jnthn |
Ah, good you tested the inherited case. :-) |
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jnthn |
Excellent, thank you. |
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jnthn |
moritz++ |
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rakudo_svn |
r33054 | moritz++ | [rakudo] add tests for 'is also' on classes |
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moritz_ |
jnthn: should I give you that ticket? |
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moritz_ |
I just did that (impatient me ;) |
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jnthn |
moritz_: sure |
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moritz_ |
we're up at 4642 passing tests (on my machine, with bigint lib) |
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pugs_svn |
r23066 | moritz++ | [irclog] don't be overly picky about channel names |
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moritz_ |
masak++ for noticing ;) |
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s1n |
may be off topic, but does anyone know of any good perldoc syntax highlighters? |
| 20:26 |
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s1n |
err well, pod that is |
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masak |
s1n: I like the one they use at perldoc.perl.org :) |
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moritz_ |
s1n: vim does a not-too-bad job, but it's not exactly good either |
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s1n |
moritz_: got a link? i use vim and it's like all one color and i'd like to have the keywords highlighted |
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moritz_ |
s1n: there's some option you can use... forgot which. But if you open a .pod file it should display a bit better |
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s1n |
moritz_: is it good practice to move all pod to seperate .pod files? |
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moritz_ |
s1n: no ;) |
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masak |
s1n: :syntax on |
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moritz_ |
:let perl_include_pod I think |
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s1n |
moritz_: unknown variable |
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s1n |
masak: just colors everything default terminal color (":set syntax=on" that is) |
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masak |
s1n: ok, too bad. |
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moritz_ |
s1n: :let perl_include_pod=1 and then :e again |
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s1n |
moritz_: yeah, i just read that on vim's docs, but it didn't say anything about the :e, what does that do? |
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moritz_ |
s1n: it reads the file again |
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s1n |
oh, heh, short for edit |
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s1n |
sweet, thanks guys, finally proper coloring of my perl code :) |
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moritz_ |
no problem |
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slavik |
I use perl coloring :P |
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s1n |
not sure why some of those aren't set by default for perl |
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I want to add a test that checks that a block containing first $foo and then $^foo dies in some way. do I use dies_ok for this? |
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moritz_ |
masak: eval_dies_ok, because it's detected at compile time |
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masak |
oki |
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pugs_svn |
r23067 | masak++ | [S06-signature/positional-placeholders.t] added another test that checks |
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pugs_svn |
r23067 | masak++ | against $foo-type variables being used before corresponding $^foo variables |
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jnthn |
We're probably not going to die on that one for a little while... |
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jnthn |
masak: Did you fudge it? |
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masak |
jnthn: no, but I can do it right now if you want |
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moritz_ |
masak: please do |
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does |
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pugs_svn |
r23068 | masak++ | [S06-signature/positional-placeholders.t] fudged |
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guiwiz_ |
hi all |
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masak |
guiwiz_: hello! |
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masak |
welcome to #perl6. :) |
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guiwiz_ |
thank you |
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guiwiz_ |
do you know if there is a mirror for run.pugscode.org? |
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masak |
guiwiz_: not to my knowledge, no. |
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guiwiz_ |
too bad... i wanted to try perl6 but pugs won't install on my computer |
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masak |
guiwiz_: have you tried Rakudo? |
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masak |
it's worth a look. |
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guiwiz_ |
i need an interactive-mode interpreter, does rakudo acts like this? |
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guiwiz_ |
act* |
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masak |
guiwiz_: yes, but not very well in my opinion. |
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masak |
it's better as a compiler. |
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guiwiz_ |
ok |
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masak |
guiwiz_: the reason I say so is this bug: http://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/[…]lay.html?id=58258 |
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lambdabot |
Title: #58258: The Rakudo REPL has no long-term memory |
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masak |
it kinda destroys all plans for interactive work. |
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guiwiz_ |
i will try then |
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guiwiz_ |
i just have to install parrot? |
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masak |
guiwiz_: yes. |
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masak |
and then `make perl6` in languages/perl6 |
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guiwiz_ |
guiwiz Guillaume:~$ perl6 |
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guiwiz_ |
> sub add ($a,$b) { $a + $b } |
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guiwiz_ |
> print add(1,2); |
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guiwiz_ |
> |
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lambdabot |
<no location info>: parse error on input `$' |
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lambdabot |
Not in scope: `add' |
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guiwiz_ |
how can i get my answer from the interpreter? |
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moritz_ |
rakudo: sub add ($a,$b) { $a + $b }; print add(1, 2) |
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p6eval |
rakudo 33107: OUTPUT[3] |
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moritz_ |
guiwiz_: try it with 'say' instead of 'print', maybe your terminal doesn't like it when there's no newline at the end of the output |
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guiwiz_ |
thank you, that works |
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jnthn |
If that is the answer, we likely want to flush... |
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jnthn |
That looks like a bug in the REPL. |
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moritz_ |
aye, fflushing wouldn't be bad |
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guiwiz_ |
i did something wrong? |
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moritz_ |
but my terminal also swallows short output from other jprogrms that have no line ending |
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moritz_ |
guiwiz_: no |
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moritz_ |
maybe we did something wrong, though ;) |
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guiwiz_ |
bye all and thank you |
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FurnaceBoy |
ciao |
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FurnaceBoy |
bonne nuit :) |
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guiwiz_ |
^^ bonne nuit :p |
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