IRC log for #perl6, 2012-10-22

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02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: 5f70232 \| (Geoffrey Broadwell)++ \| bench:
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: Factor out parsing of components.json from multiple places into single action at startup
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: review: https://github.com/japhb/perl6[…]commit/5f702322e7
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: c37d0fd \| (Geoffrey Broadwell)++ \| bench:
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: Add missing #= comment for needs-setup()
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: review: https://github.com/japhb/perl6[…]commit/c37d0fd792
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: 8c1853c \| (Geoffrey Broadwell)++ \| bench:
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: Add explode-components() to expand a partially-specified list of components and checkouts
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: review: https://github.com/japhb/perl6[…]commit/8c1853c756
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: 0600709 \| (Geoffrey Broadwell)++ \| bench:
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: Refactor build command in terms of explode-components; various additional tweaks and cleanups within
02:10	dalek	perl6-bench: review: https://github.com/japhb/perl6[…]commit/0600709422
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04:08	dalek	perl6-bench: 49d7be1 \| (Geoffrey Broadwell)++ \| bench:
04:08	dalek	perl6-bench: Simplify a loop block, hopefully also avoiding a nasty buggenz
04:08	dalek	perl6-bench: review: https://github.com/japhb/perl6[…]commit/49d7be1dda
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04:23	CharellKing	Hi everyone
04:26	sorear	Hi
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05:45	dalek	panda/custom-lib: 6dfed95 \| moritz++ \| b (2 files):
05:45	dalek	panda/custom-lib: update bin/panda and bootstrap.pl to use %*CUSTOM_LIB
05:45	dalek	panda/custom-lib:
05:45	dalek	panda/custom-lib: TODO: rebootstrap
05:45	dalek	panda/custom-lib: review: https://github.com/tadzik/panda/commit/6dfed958d6
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06:29	grondilu	rn: .say for "foo x bar y bar".match: / foo .* bar /, :overlap
06:29	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«｢foo x bar y bar｣␤␤»
06:29	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«Unhandled exception: Excess arguments to Cool.match, unused named overlap␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 0 (Cool.match @ 1) ␤ at /tmp/o4dkHKaD5Y line 1 (mainline @ 3) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 4215 (ANON @ 3) ␤ at /h…
06:30	grondilu	r: .say for "axbyb".match: / a .* b /, :overlap
06:30	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«｢axbyb｣␤␤»
06:30	* grondilu	was expecting axbyb but also axb
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06:38	grondilu	r: .say for "axbyb".match: / a .*? b /, :overlap
06:38	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«｢axb｣␤␤»
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06:39	grondilu	r: .say for "axbaybzb".match: / a .*? b /, :overlap
06:39	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«｢axb｣␤␤｢ayb｣␤␤»
06:39	grondilu	r: .say for "axbaybzb".match: / a .* b /, :overlap
06:39	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«｢axbaybzb｣␤␤｢aybzb｣␤␤»
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06:44	arnsholt	o/
06:44	arnsholt	Waiting for my plane in Oslo
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07:19	azawawi	hi
07:20	azawawi	i just found out a bad rosetta code perl 6 entry
07:20	azawawi	http://rosettacode.org/wiki/URL_decoding#Perl_6
07:21	azawawi	basically it is not 100% right since it does not handle (+ for space).
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07:21	azawawi	maybe it is better to use the built-in URI::Escape
07:21	jnthn	morning, #perl6
07:21	tadzik	seems to be written by TimToady himself :) http://rosettacode.org/mw/inde[…]2460&oldid=135012
07:21	moritz	\o
07:21	tadzik	hello jnthn, moritz
07:22	brrt	\o p6
07:23	azawawi	"...HTML 5, section 4.10.22.5 URL-encoded form data, says to preserve "-._*", and to encode space " " to "+"..."
07:23	azawawi	see http://rosettacode.org/wiki/URL_encoding
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07:30	azawawi	star: use Pod::To::HTML;
07:30	p6eval	star 2012.07: ( no output )
07:31	azawawi	star: use Pod::To::HTML; Pod::To::HTML.render('=begin pod\nSome POD\n=end pod');
07:31	p6eval	star 2012.07: ( no output )
07:31	azawawi	star: use Pod::To::HTML; say Pod::To::HTML.render('=begin pod\nSome POD\n=end pod');
07:31	p6eval	star 2012.07: OUTPUT«<!doctype html>␤<html>␤<head>␤ <title>Pod document</title>␤ <meta charset="UTF-8" />␤ <style>␤ kbd { font-family: "Droid Sans Mono", "Luxi Mono", "Inconsolata", monospace }␤ samp { font-family: "Terminus", "Courier", "Lucida Console", monospace }␤ u { te…
07:31	moritz	azawawi: that's not how you use it
07:32	moritz	instead you pass in the $=pod variable
07:32	azawawi	example please :)
07:33	moritz	star: =begin pod␤=head1 OH HAI␤␤some text␤=end pod␤ use Pod::To::HTML; say Pod::To::HTML.render($=pod);
07:33	p6eval	star 2012.07: OUTPUT«<!doctype html>␤<html>␤<head>␤ <title>Pod document</title>␤ <meta charset="UTF-8" />␤ <style>␤ kbd { font-family: "Droid Sans Mono", "Luxi Mono", "Inconsolata", monospace }␤ samp { font-family: "Terminus", "Courier", "Lucida Console", monospace }␤ u { te…
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07:34	moritz	star: =begin pod␤=TITLE custom title␤use Pod::To::HTML; say Pod::To::HTML.render($=pod);
07:34	p6eval	star 2012.07: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤=begin without matching =end␤at /tmp/8uflOzusSy:1␤»
07:34	moritz	star: =begin pod␤=TITLE custom title␤=end pod␤use Pod::To::HTML; say Pod::To::HTML.render($=pod);
07:35	p6eval	star 2012.07: OUTPUT«<!doctype html>␤<html>␤<head>␤ <title>custom title</title>␤ <meta charset="UTF-8" />␤ <style>␤ kbd { font-family: "Droid Sans Mono", "Luxi Mono", "Inconsolata", monospace }␤ samp { font-family: "Terminus", "Courier", "Lucida Console", monospace }␤ u { te…
07:37	azawawi	yeah but in my case
07:37	azawawi	i need to render what the user is typing in the editor to HTML-POD
07:38	moritz	then it's best to invoke perl6 --doc=html $filename on it
07:38	moritz	or --doc=HTML, I think
07:38	FROGGS	morning
07:38	moritz	\o FROGGS
07:39	azawawi	yeah i noticed it does not handle inline code
07:40	moritz	inline code?
07:40	azawawi	sorry inline pod
07:41	moritz	you mean #= ?
07:42	azawawi	im not 100% up2date with POD6
07:42	moritz	then what do you mean by "inline pod"?
07:42	azawawi	i was thinking of basically generating a POD view for what the user types
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07:43	azawawi	i.e. POD within code
07:43	moritz	that's exactly what perl6 --doc=HTML extracts
07:43	moritz	unless I completely misunderstood you
07:43	azawawi	let me check it
07:43	FROGGS	azawawi: like I get a hint about the function/class/object I am typing?
07:44	moritz	then I did misunderstand, yes
07:44	bbkr__	hello happy p6 people :) who can bump Star modules before release?
07:44	FROGGS	or do you mean you wanna display the htmlified section of the pod stuff I am currently writing?
07:44	azawawi	FROGGS: yeah the final objective is autocompletion
07:44	FROGGS	ahh
07:44	azawawi	FROGGS: but right now it is a POD view...
07:46	moritz	azawawi: maybe take a look at S26-documentation/why.t in roast
07:47	FROGGS	bbkr__: the guy who makes the next release, see https://github.com/rakudo/raku[…]release_guide.pod
07:47	FROGGS	I want to do the november one btw
07:48	moritz	FROGGS: I think you're talking about the compiler release, and bbkr__ about the star release
07:48	moritz	bbkr__: the default is to ship the newest version of each module, so there's no need for bumping
07:48	bbkr__	yes, I was asking about Star. thanks for answer.
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08:47	masak	morning, #perl6
08:47	jnthn	masak! \o/
08:48	FROGGS	hi masak, hi jnthn
08:59	cognominal	moritz++, I just happended to search the perl 6 incantation to generate the html from the pod
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10:12	azawawi	is there any File::Temp module or something similar in Perl 6?
10:12	tadzik	I think there is, yes
10:13	tadzik	somebody wrote one, odd that it's not on modules.perl6.org
10:13	tadzik	it's here though: http://feather.perl6.nl/~sergo[…]e/File::Temp.html :)
10:13	tadzik	sergot++
10:14	jnthn	The Perl 6 darkpan strikes again :P
10:15	azawawi	star: my $result = qx/ls/;
10:15	p6eval	star 2012.07: OUTPUT«qx, qqx is disallowed in safe mode␤ in sub restricted at src/SAFE.setting:4␤ in sub QX at src/SAFE.setting:11␤ in block <anon> at /tmp/LZATyMGdzp:1␤␤»
10:22	FROGGS	tadzik: good to know, I already wanted to start hacking on file::temp
10:25	brrt	are p6's HOW and WHAT supposed to be independent?
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10:28	jnthn	.HOW means meta-object, .WHAT means type object
10:28	brrt	rn: my $foo = 3; say $foo.WHAT; say $foo.HOW;
10:28	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«Int()␤Perl6::Metamodel::ClassHOW.new()␤»
10:28	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«Int()␤ClassHOW.new(...)␤»
10:28	brrt	… right, ok
10:29	jnthn	They work at different levels.
10:29	jnthn	The type object is just an empty instance. It has exactly the same type as any instance.
10:29	jnthn	The meta-object defines how the object works.
10:30	brrt	so, in a sense
10:30	jnthn	And thus knows how to answer questions like "what methods does it have" etc.
10:30	brrt	the type object is the 'structure', and the meta object is 'the interface'?
10:30	jnthn	Not really
10:30	brrt	:-( too bad
10:31	jnthn	At lesat, that way of thinking about it doesn't make sense to me
10:31	brrt	i can't recall where in the synopses it was stated
10:32	jnthn	The meta-object is all about things like "what does it mean to have methods", "what order to we visit inherited classes in multiple inheritance when calling a method", "what types am I a subtype of" and so on.
10:32	brrt	right
10:33	brrt	(i'm off to lunch, thanks :-))
10:33	* jnthn	thinks lunch seems like a good idea too :)
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10:38	azawawi	star: my $content = "<body class=\"pod\" id=\"___top\">\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n</body>"; if ($content ~~ /\<body.+?\>(.+?)\<\/body\>/) { $content = $0; }; say $content;
10:38	p6eval	star 2012.07: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
10:38	FROGGS	uhh
10:38	azawawi	r: my $content = "<body class=\"pod\" id=\"___top\">\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n</body>"; if ($content ~~ /\<body.+?\>(.+?)\<\/body\>/) { $content = $0; }; say $content;
10:39	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«maximum recursion depth exceeded␤current instr.: 'print_exception' pc 86654 (src/gen/CORE.setting.pir:41740) (src/gen/CORE.setting:9055)␤called from Sub 'substr' pc 153459 (src/gen/CORE.setting.pir:71513) (src/gen/CORE.setting:2000)␤called from Sub 'Str' pc 303488 …
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10:39	azawawi	r: my $content = "<body class=\"pod\" id=\"___top\">\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n</body>"; if ($content ~~ /\<body.+?\>(.+?)\<\/body\>/) { $content = $0; }; say $content.perl;
10:39	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
10:39	FROGGS	what is ".+?" ?
10:39	azawawi	r: my $content = "<body class=\"pod\" id=\"___top\">\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n</body>"; if ($content ~~ /\<body.+?\>(.+?)\<\/body\>/) { $content = '' ~ $0; }; say $content.perl;
10:39	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«"\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n"␤»
10:40	azawawi	r: my $content = "<body class=\"pod\" id=\"___top\">\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n</body>"; if ($content ~~ /\<body.+\>(.+?)\<\/body\>/) { $content = '$0; }; say $content.perl;
10:40	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Unable to parse expression in block; couldn't find final '}' at line 2, near "$content ="␤»
10:40	azawawi	sorry for the noise
10:40	FROGGS	you should be able to do: ~$0
10:40	FROGGS	to stringify
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10:41	azawawi	so basically it has to do with $0 not being Str, right?
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10:43	azawawi	FROGGS: the problem started when i was trying to do a normal s/<body>.+</body>/$0/
10:43	azawawi	FROGGS: escaped ofcourse but that kept segfaulting...
10:44	FROGGS	I cant tell why you get "maximum recursion depth exceeded" but since '' ~ $0 works, ~$0 should work too
10:46	FROGGS	you wanna get everything from within the body tag, right?
10:47	azawawi	yup
10:48	azawawi	basically cleaning up output from q{ perl6 -output=HTML test.p6 }
10:49	FROGGS	r: my $content = "<body class=\"pod\" id=\"___top\">\n\n<nav class=\"indexgroup\">\n</nav>\n\n\n\n</body>"; if ($content ~~ /\<body<-[>]>\>(.)\<\/body\>/) { $content = ~$0; }; say $content;
10:49	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«␤␤<nav class="indexgroup">␤</nav>␤␤␤␤␤»
10:50	FROGGS	or maybe use an XML module
10:52	azawawi	fixed... finally :)
10:52	azawawi	now the File::Temp... :)
10:52	azawawi	https://github.com/azawawi/farabi6
10:53	azawawi	so do we need to add https://github.com/perlpilot/p6-File-Temp to the ecosystem or ask the author permission first?
10:54	moritz	I'm sure PerlJam won't object
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10:56	azawawi	it is still *nix specific though https://github.com/perlpilot/p[…]/lib/File/Temp.pm
10:57	tadzik	wasn't there File::Spec which could create temporary files?
10:57	tadzik	FROGGS?
10:57	FROGGS	well, it could use my File::Spec to get the tempdir and the pathsep...
10:57	FROGGS	tadzik?
10:57	FROGGS	no, it doesnt create tempfiles
10:58	tadzik	ah, ok
10:58	FROGGS	I made File::Spec to create tempfiles on my own
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11:14	grondilu	Do you guys know the Project Euler website? http://projecteuler.net/problems
11:14	tadzik	yeah
11:15	grondilu	this thing must provide some neat examples of perl6 programming.
11:16	daxim	more math/pure algorithms wankery
11:17	grondilu	like the first one: "Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000."
11:18	grondilu	r: say [+] grep * %% 3\|5, ^1000
11:18	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«166838␤»
11:18	FROGGS	is there a way to see the answers?
11:19	grondilu	If it's like with rosalind.info, you have to solve a problem to see other people's solutions.
11:19	FROGGS	or at least a stat so you know it was solved using Perl 6?
11:19	FROGGS	ah, k
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11:20	grondilu	I'm amazed how great is this line: say [+] grep * %% 3\|5, ^1000
11:20	grondilu	I mean, I dare anyone to solve this task with less characters.
11:23	tadzik	you can remove some whitespace, but that's probably minimal, yes
11:23	GlitchMr	Less characters, you say...
11:23	GlitchMr	say [+] grep *%%3\|5,^1000
11:23	GlitchMr	Now I did it with less characters.
11:24	grondilu	I also meant that I don't think any other language than Perl6 could make such a solution so short.
11:24	GlitchMr	... I hope that some APL or J programmer won't appear ;-)
11:25	moritz	well, more importantly it's hard to beat and stay readable
11:25	GlitchMr	Or GolfScript
11:28	GlitchMr	Or even
11:28	GlitchMr	say [+] grep *%%3\|5,^1e3
11:28	GlitchMr	Shorter!
11:30	FROGGS	r: say [+] grep *%%3\|5,^1e
11:30	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Confused␤at /tmp/ZZIugo19mZ:1␤»
11:30	FROGGS	meh
11:30	grondilu	lol
11:30	FROGGS	r: say [+] grep *%%3\|5,^1e3
11:30	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«166838␤»
11:30	FROGGS	cp&paste error -.-
11:30	grondilu	I'm amazed how great is this line: say[+]grep*%%3\|5,^1000
11:30	grondilu	oops
11:31	grondilu	r: say[+]grep*%%3\|5,^1000
11:31	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Preceding context expects a term, but found infix + instead␤at /tmp/nA3uYHqNBP:1␤»
11:31	grondilu	r: say[+]grep * %%3\|5,^1000
11:31	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Preceding context expects a term, but found infix + instead␤at /tmp/4Rgt5LOB31:1␤»
11:31	grondilu	r: say[+] grep * %%3\|5,^1000
11:31	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Preceding context expects a term, but found infix + instead␤at /tmp/GGxoHAIWFS:1␤»
11:31	grondilu	r: say [+] grep * %%3\|5,^1000
11:31	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«166838␤»
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11:35	GlitchMr	q: 123456789
11:35	GlitchMr	3 3 3607 3803
11:35	GlitchMr	:-)
11:37	grondilu	damn it it's actually not the good answer :(
11:37	flussence	you can golf any arbitrarily large program down to "eval get open '/dev/urandom'"... with about 1/(1+0x100 ** .chars) probability of working
11:40	GlitchMr	flussence: http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/6142/3103
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11:42	grondilu	rn: say [+] grep * %% 3\|5, ^1000 # the correct answer is actually 233168
11:42	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«166838␤»
11:42	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«499500␤»
11:43	brrt	waitaminute
11:43	brrt	r: say 3 %% 5
11:43	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«False␤»
11:43	brrt	r: say 3 %% #\|5
11:43	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Confused␤at /tmp/3QsAK2mE2b:1␤»
11:43	brrt	r: say 3 %% 3\|5
11:43	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«any(True, 5)␤»
11:43	moritz	nr: say $_ %% 3\|5 for ^10
11:43	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«any(Bool::True, 5)␤any(Bool::False, 5)␤any(Bool::False, 5)␤any(Bool::True, 5)␤any(Bool::False, 5)␤any(Bool::False, 5)␤any(Bool::True, 5)␤any(Bool::False, 5)␤any(Bool::False, 5)␤any(Bool::True, 5)␤»
11:43	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«any(True, 5)␤any(False, 5)␤any(False, 5)␤any(True, 5)␤any(False, 5)␤any(False, 5)␤any(True, 5)␤any(False, 5)␤any(False, 5)␤any(True, 5)␤»
11:43	moritz	precedence
11:44	moritz	nr: say [+] grep * %% (3\|5), ^1000
11:44	p6eval	rakudo 978492, niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«233168␤»
11:44	brrt	r: say (grep * %% 3\|5, ^10).perl
11:44	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«(0, 3, 5, 6, 9).list␤»
11:45	* grondilu	just looked at S03
11:45	grondilu	normally junctions precedes multiplicative
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11:47	grondilu	oh no they don't. Sorry.
11:53	cognominal__	rn: my Junction $a = 0
11:53	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«Cannot look up attributes in a type object␤ in sub AUTOTHREAD at src/gen/CORE.setting:1890␤ in block at /tmp/_VTuNfSZzw:1␤␤»
11:53	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«Potential difficulties:â�¤ $a is declared but not used at /tmp/k9n72Y25_q line 1:â�¤------> my Junction â��$a = 0â�¤â�¤Unhandled exception: Nominal type check failed for scalar store; got Int, needed Junction or subtypeâ�¤ at /tmp/k9n72Y25_q line â€¦
11:53	cognominal__	unhelpful message for rakudo
11:54	* jnthn	can't help but wonder if the error occurs when trying to report the real error...
11:56	cognominal__	jnthn, I did not thought of that :)
11:56	GlitchMr	rn: my \x = 2\|0; print x == x + 2
11:56	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«any(any(Bool::False, Bool::True), any(Bool::False, Bool::False))»
11:56	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«This type cannot unbox to a native string␤ in method print at src/gen/CORE.setting:7450␤ in sub print at src/gen/CORE.setting:7260␤ in block at /tmp/LgjxiDWqYY:1␤␤»
11:56	GlitchMr	What's wrong with Rakudo?
11:56	GlitchMr	And why it SIGSEGV it REPL?
11:56	jnthn	rn: my \x = 2\|0; say x == x + 2
11:56	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«any(any(Bool::False, Bool::True), any(Bool::False, Bool::False))␤»
11:56	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«any(any(False, True), any(False, False))␤»
11:57	cognominal__	GlitchMr: lack of core developpers?
11:57	GlitchMr	what
11:57	jnthn	Apparently, print is implemented wrongly.
11:57	jnthn	Yes, Rakudo needs more developers.
11:58	jnthn	Especially ones interested in fixing LTA errors, given our ticket queue is now full of 'em... :)
12:00	rindolf	jnthn: what is LTA?
12:00	jnthn	rindolf: Less Than Awesome
12:00	rindolf	Ah.
12:00	jnthn	rindolf: Cases where Rakudo rightly errors out, but where the message it gives could be improved.
12:01	GlitchMr	http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/8776/3103
12:01	GlitchMr	:-)
12:01	rindolf	jnthn: OK.
12:02	pmurias	jnthn: simple wrapper for nqp: http://pastie.org/5097767
12:03	grondilu	r: my @a := 1 .. ; say grep < 4, @a;
12:03	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
12:03	grondilu	n: my @a := 1 .. ; say grep < 4, @a;
12:04	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
12:05	grondilu	n: my @a := 1 .. ; say grep < 4 <== @a;
12:05	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«␤Unhandled exception: Feed ops NYI␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 1443 (die @ 5) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 3362 (infix:<<==> @ 4) ␤ at /tmp/95gyTlPCo0 line 1 (mainline @ 7) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting l…
12:05	jnthn	grondilu: How does grep know when to stop?
12:06	grondilu	indeed.
12:06	jnthn	:)
12:06	grondilu	Silly of me.
12:06	jnthn	Try ... with some closure on the RHS, maybe.
12:06	jnthn	depending what problem you're actually aiming at :)
12:07	azawawi	alright POD view is now working in Farabi6 :)
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12:09	* azawawi	prepares Farabi6 to be run over feather.perl6.nl
12:11	tadzik	cool :)
12:12	grondilu	nr: my @f = 1, 2, + ...^ * > 100;
12:12	p6eval	rakudo 978492: ( no output )
12:12	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«Potential difficulties:â�¤ @f is declared but not used at /tmp/Sn2j0jUU_R line 1:â�¤------> my â��@f = 1, 2, + ...^ * > 100;â�¤â�¤Â»
12:12	grondilu	nr: say my @f = 1, 2, + ...^ * > 100;
12:12	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«Potential difficulties:â�¤ @f is declared but not used at /tmp/5FTC_0Bgl0 line 1:â�¤------> say my â��@f = 1, 2, + ...^ * > 100;â�¤â�¤1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89â�¤Â»
12:12	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89␤»
12:13	brrt	rn: say (0.3 - 0.2) == (0.2 − 0.1)
12:13	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«===[0mSORRY!===[0mâ�¤â�¤Confused at /tmp/izzMbQtEzW line 1:â�¤------> say (0.3 - 0.2) == (0.2 â��âˆ’ 0.1)â�¤â�¤Parse failedâ�¤â�¤Â»
12:13	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Unable to parse expression in parenthesized expression; couldn't find final ')' at line 2, near "0.2 \u2212 0.1)"␤»
12:14	azawawi	what do we use for prove in Perl 6?
12:14	brrt	rn: say 0.1 == 0.1
12:14	p6eval	rakudo 978492, niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«True␤»
12:14	brrt	rn say 0.3 − 0.2 == 0.2 − 0.1
12:14	masak	azawawi: I usually use prove.
12:14	bbkr__	azawawi: prove :)
12:14	tadzik	azawawi: I also use prove
12:14	bbkr__	"prove -e perl6"
12:14	brrt	rn: say 0.3 − 0.2 == 0.2 − 0.1
12:14	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«===[0mSORRY!===[0mâ�¤â�¤Confused at /tmp/VPCLC9uQRs line 1:â�¤------> say 0.3 â��âˆ’ 0.2 == 0.2 âˆ’ 0.1â�¤â�¤Parse failedâ�¤â�¤Â»
12:14	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Confused␤at /tmp/1ufhJeej94:1␤»
12:14	tadzik	did I mention that it'd be lovely to have a TAP harness in Perl 6?
12:14	tadzik	it'd be lovely to have a TAP harness in Perl 6 :)
12:15	brrt	rn: my $x = 0.3 − 0.2; my $y = 0.2 − 0.1; say $x == $y;
12:15	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Confused␤at /tmp/uKuLQLkGiJ:1␤»
12:15	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«===[0mSORRY!===[0mâ�¤â�¤Confused at /tmp/BO0DRt3BfU line 1:â�¤------> my $x = 0.3 â��âˆ’ 0.2; my $y = 0.2 âˆ’ 0.1; say $x == $y;â�¤â�¤Parse failedâ�¤â�¤Â»
12:15	brrt	whats so confusing abou tit
12:15	flussence	use ASCII symbols for subtraction
12:15	brrt	darn macintosh
12:16	azawawi	masak, bbkr__, tadzik: thx
12:16	jnthn	tadzik: Do that, then make a Dancer app to show the output, and call it TAP Dancer :D
12:16	brrt	(its true, by the way, yay)
12:16	tadzik	jnthn: oh you :D
12:16	brrt	rn: say 0.2 - 0.1 == 0.3 - 0.2;
12:16	p6eval	rakudo 978492, niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«True␤»
12:19	bbkr__	do we have any p6 version of Devel::Cover in progress?
12:19	tadzik	none that I know o
12:19	tadzik	f
12:22	masak	given how much jnthn++ succeeded in hooking a debugger to the Rakudo runtime, I wouldn't be surprised if a Devel::Cover is eminently doable with what Rakudo has already.
12:26	pmurias	jnthn: what do you think would be a sane way to handle Q:PIR in nqp-js?
12:27	tadzik	outlaw it ;)
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12:28	pmurias	having a mapping from known pir fragments to js seems one solution
12:28	pmurias	or turn it in a form which takes both a PIR and JS variation
12:29	brrt	what tadzik says
12:30	brrt	pir is ehm, > 1000 ops large? polymorphic, to boot
12:31	brrt	pir is mostly regarded as an Evil Monster
12:32	azawawi	do we have a firewall on feather.perl6.nl?
12:32	pmurias	brrt: pir fragments are used by rakudo
12:33	tadzik	azawawi: no port blocking, I think
12:33	brrt	pmurias: i know
12:33	brrt	pir fragments are also used by winxed and nqp
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12:34	brrt	the existence of pir in nqp / rakudo is probably one of that hold it down the most
12:34	azawawi	tadzik: try http://feather.perl6.nl:3030/
12:35	tadzik	azawawi: doesn't seem to work
12:36	tadzik	http://feather.perl6.nl:3000/ is up though :)
12:36	azawawi	im using https://github.com/supernovus/[…]lib/HTTP/Easy.pm6
12:36	pmurias	brrt: there is a lot left so I doubt it harms nqp/rakudo a lot
12:36	pmurias	* isn't
12:37	brrt	not directly, but all rakudo is eventually compiled down to pir
12:38	* pmurias	is trying to change that with (rakudo,nqp)-js
12:43	jnthn	pmurias: The goal is to mostly kill Q:PIR
12:44	jnthn	pmurias: I'd not worry about trying to implement it. I know we have tests for it.
12:45	GlitchMr	azawawi: have you bound the website to 127.0.0.1 instead of 0
12:45	jnthn	But those in the longer run probably want to be marked as NQP-on-Parrot specific or so
12:45	pmurias	ok
12:45	GlitchMr	I can access it directly from feather, but I cannot access outside
12:45	GlitchMr	So, I've feeling you bound it to 0 (IP), not 127.0.0.1
12:46	azawawi	GlitchMr: im looking at it
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12:56	masak	people in here, being Perl people, tend towards a liberal view on language design, and TIMTOWTDI rather than B&D, and "don't do that, then" rather than "users need to be protected from themselves".
12:57	masak	given that, does anyone have an example of when it's actually a good idea to restrict the option space, the way languages like Python and Java tend to?
12:58	moritz	well, pointers, segfault and GC come to mind
12:59	brrt	gc is basically the only good example i can think of
12:59	masak	GC seems like a really good idea for most kinds of HLL programming, yes.
12:59	pmurias	masak: use strict?
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13:00	masak	pmurias: hm, I've always seen 'use strict' as "should have been in Perl 1..5 from the start". though I'm sure some would disagree.
13:00	masak	actually, I can hear the disagreeing arguments forming right now.
13:00	* daxim	gives masak an earful
13:00	masak	;)
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13:01	masak	but the fact that there wasn't even any discussion whether to have 'use strict' in Perl 6... is saying something.
13:01	brrt	masak: i mean 'messing with GC' should probably not be a timtoady option
13:01	masak	right.
13:02	daxim	early perl as shell replacement mimicks some of its features - barewords as strings, shifting off argument lists
13:02	brrt	and yeah, strict
13:02	brrt	although i could argue about that
13:02	pmurias	masak: python isn't that much more restrictive
13:02	brrt	not restrictive per se
13:02	brrt	but it has a style of doing it
13:02	brrt	that is ehm
13:02	brrt	'enforcing'
13:02	brrt	KeyError comes to mind
13:03	* [Coke]	is reminded to force all his JS at work to be strict.
13:03	brrt	if js had a strict mode it would be awesome
13:03	pmurias	it has
13:04	pmurias	just put a 'use strict'; on top of your script
13:04	brrt	i'm falling through the basket here
13:04	brrt	really?
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13:05	masak	brrt: it's new in ES5.
13:05	masak	brrt: the quotes are part of the syntax.
13:06	brrt	well….
13:06	brrt	thats nice then
13:06	brrt	but with quotes?
13:06	masak	backwards-compatible, I guess.
13:06	pmurias	masak: re restricting the option space, there is Perl::Critic
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13:07	masak	pmurias: oh, but with Perl::Critic, we're already talking community-enforced option narrowing. I meant specifically by the language itself.
13:07	masak	s/enforced/guided/
13:10	daxim	es6 finally gets heredocs
13:11	pmurias	masak: type saftey is statically typed languages
13:12	pmurias	masak: the difference between community-enforced and language itself will be blurry in a mutable language like Perl 6
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13:15	bbkr__	r: use MONKEY_TYPING; augment class Int { multi method Str { } }; say 3 # dispatcher hangs forever. but I'm not sure if MONKEY_TYPING issues should be reported as bugs.
13:16	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
13:16	moritz	bbkr__: if you don't return a Str from a method named Str, well, you fault :-)
13:16	moritz	*your
13:16	masak	oh dear, ES6 has destructuring assignment.
13:17	bbkr__	moritz: it doesn't reach method body
13:18	bbkr__	r: use MONKEY_TYPING; augment class Int { multi method Str returns Str { return "42" } }; say 3
13:18	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
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13:25	azawawi	now this is interesting
13:25	azawawi	IO::Socket::INET does not seem to work properly
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13:25	azawawi	only local addresses work...
13:29	* azawawi	walk &
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13:40	moritz	bbkr__: it might create an ambiguous dispatch, and loop during error reporting, because again it tries to do an Int -> Str conversion
13:40	moritz	r: use MONKEY_TYPING; augment class Int { method Str { '42' } }; say 3
13:40	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Package 'Int' already has a method 'Str' (did you mean to declare a multi-method?)␤at /tmp/f0vh6rDi1I:1␤»
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13:42	bbkr__	phenny: tell azawawi that to use non-local addresses in IO::Socket::INET listener empty host can be given, my $listener = IO::Socket::INET.new( localhost => '', localport => 8080, :listen );
13:42	phenny	bbkr__: I'll pass that on when azawawi is around.
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13:57	dalek	perl6-examples: 8c1c641 \| (Gerhard R)++ \| euler/prob003-gerdr.pl:
13:57	dalek	perl6-examples: [euler/prob003] add more 6ish version that works with current Rakudo
13:57	dalek	perl6-examples: review: https://github.com/perl6/perl6[…]commit/8c1c64158d
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14:16	dalek	perl6-examples: 9bfc150 \| (Gerhard R)++ \| euler/prob002-gerdr.pl:
14:16	dalek	perl6-examples: [euler/prob002] add version using sequence operator
14:16	dalek	perl6-examples: review: https://github.com/perl6/perl6[…]commit/9bfc15085d
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14:21	GlitchMr	:-)
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14:34	masak	haha, there's a Polish village called Dąg. :D
14:34	masak	now I don't know whether to make a joke about acyclic graphs, or just say "yo Dąg"...
14:36	* sjn	wonders how Dąg would be pronounced
14:36	masak	sjn: quite close to "dong", I think.
14:37	masak	with a French-nasal thing going on with the 'on' sound.
14:37	masak	maybe "dawng" is a better rendering of it.
14:37	* sjn	first assumed that the a had a cedilla
14:38	sjn	but I see it goes the opposite way
14:38	masak	yeah. it's an ogonek.
14:38	masak	a "little tail".
14:39	daxim	wait until you find out about the difference between acute and kreska. typographic mind == blown
14:40	daxim	also, fuck the unicode consortium, never something good came out of glyph unification
14:40	huf	kreska?
14:41	masak	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/[…]ka#Palatalization
14:41	masak	"In traditional Polish typography, the kreska is more nearly vertical than the acute accent, and placed slightly right of center."
14:42	masak	I've seen this, when looking at old writing on statues and stuff with tadzik.
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14:42	huf	/o\
14:43	* sjn	shudders in horror
14:43	huf	this seems worse than our mess
14:45	daxim	h̋űf̋
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14:46	huf	yeah, double-acute at least doesnt look like anything else... of course, in fast cursive writing, both the double-dot and the double-acute become a single vertical line placed above the letter, so at least it's finally ambiguous :)
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14:50	masak	nrp: unless 2 { say "not two" } else { say "two!" }
14:50	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤"unless" does not take "else", please rewrite using "if"␤at /tmp/VMjpRqUhCS:1␤»
14:50	p6eval	..pugs: OUTPUT«*** ␤ Unexpected end of input␤ no else after unless␤ at /tmp/afzzS_uCxI line 2, column 1␤»
14:50	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«===[0mSORRY!===[0mâ�¤â�¤"unless" does not take "else" in Perl 6; please rewrite using "if" at /tmp/ZqNAKbDsBD line 1:â�¤------> unless 2 { say "not two" } â��else { say "two!" }â�¤â�¤Parse failedâ�¤â�¤Â»
14:50	masak	:)
14:55	masak	nr: my %l = <a b b c c d b e e f f d>; say (push (my %), %l.invert).per
14:55	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«Unhandled exception: Unable to resolve method per in type Hash␤ at /tmp/WaO6gX9fac line 1 (mainline @ 5) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 4215 (ANON @ 3) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 4216 (module-CORE @ 579) ␤ at /home/p…
14:55	masak	nr: my %l = <a b b c c d b e e f f d>; say (push (my %), %l.invert).perl
14:55	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«No such method 'per' for invocant of type 'Hash'␤ in block at /tmp/AVvCY6UxjI:1␤␤»
14:55	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«("b" => "a", "e" => "b", "d" => ["c", "f"], "f" => "e").hash␤»
14:55	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«{"b" => "a", "d" => ["c", "f"], "e" => "b", "f" => "e"}␤»
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17:16	sorear	good * #perl6
17:16	FROGGS	hi sorear
17:16	diakopter	o/
17:18	grondilu	rn: say map , ^3 X ^3
17:18	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«Cannot call 'map'; none of these signatures match:␤:(&code, *@values)␤␤ in block at /tmp/eEM1KrITqJ:1␤␤»
17:18	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«␤»
17:19	grondilu	rn: say map , (^3 X ^3)
17:19	p6eval	niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«Unhandled exception: Unable to resolve method postcircumfix:<( )> in type Whatever␤ at <unknown> line 0 (KERNEL map @ 2) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 2443 (GatherIterator.reify @ 6) ␤ at <unknown> line 0 (ExitRunloop @ 0) ␤ at <unknow…
17:19	p6eval	..rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«Cannot call 'map'; none of these signatures match:␤:(&code, *@values)␤␤ in block at /tmp/PnhvH38_A0:1␤␤»
17:19	grondilu	I don't get it
17:19	TimToady	* is not code
17:19	phenny	TimToady: 21 Oct 01:13Z <[Coke]> ask TimToady to comment on https://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket[…]lay.html?id=63778 (marked as a spec ticket)
17:19	masak	grondilu: you write '*' but you probably mean '{ $_ }'
17:20	masak	grondilu: consider it a corner case; lots of expressions involving '' turn into lambdas, but '' itself is not a lambda.
17:20	TimToady	nor is 0..*
17:21	grondilu	ok
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17:23	diakopter	rn: say map * * , ^3 X ^3
17:23	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«Cannot call 'map'; none of these signatures match:␤:(&code, *@values)␤␤ in block at /tmp/lgZ04XpmTy:1␤␤»
17:23	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«␤»
17:24	TimToady	precedence
17:24	TimToady	the X eats the * * *
17:25	TimToady	rn: say map * * * <== ^3 X* ^3
17:25	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 4␤»
17:25	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«␤Unhandled exception: Feed ops NYI␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 1443 (die @ 5) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting line 3362 (infix:<<==> @ 4) ␤ at /tmp/_Kf8cgsFNB line 1 (mainline @ 5) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/lib/CORE.setting l…
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18:27	rindolf	Hi all.
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18:43	masak	rindolf! \o/
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18:44	rindolf	masak: what's up?
18:50	masak	roof, atmosphere, outer space.
18:50	jnthn	Atmosphere and outer space is down as well if you go far enough. :P
18:51	masak	well, I wasn't asked about that.
18:51	PerlJam	when faced with the query "What's up?" it's prudent to first ask "Relative to what?" before offering an answer :)
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18:59	* [Coke]	used to participate in a group whose rallying cry was "WHICH WAY IS UP!?" at which point every able bodied person would point straight up, jump into the air, and yell "UP!"
19:03	* grondilu	is looking at http://projecteuler.net/problem=7: "What is the 10 001st prime number?"
19:03	GlitchMr	is-prime grep?
19:04	grondilu	I wonder how hard it would be to create a lazy list of prime numbers.
19:04	moritz	nr: say (2..).grep(.is-prime)[10_000]
19:05	GlitchMr	Perhaps it could be memoized for .grepping like that?
19:05	p6eval	rakudo 978492, niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUT«(timeout)»
19:05	jnthn	r: say (grep .is-prime, 1..)[100]
19:05	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«547␤»
19:05	jnthn	I guess 10000 takes longer :)
19:05	moritz	9 seconds on rakudo for 1k
19:06	jnthn	grondilu: grep .is-prime, 1.. # is a lazy list of the primes :)
19:07	grondilu	yeah but it's kind of cheating
19:07	moritz	cheating is technique
19:08	grondilu	also, I doubt it is an efficient way to do it.
19:08	moritz	$ time ./perl6 -e 'say (2..).grep(.is-prime)[10_000]'
19:08	moritz	104743
19:08	moritz	real 2m17.111s
19:08	PerlJam	I have some wood, nails, a rock and a hammer. Is it cheating to use the hammer rather than the rock to drive the nails into the wood? ;)
19:08	grondilu	some time ago I tried to implement a lazy version of Eratosthene siever. I failed.
19:09	moritz	that's not well suitable for laziness
19:09	sorear	.oO( what's up? I dunno, I live on a space station )
19:13	masak	sorear! \o/
19:14	skids	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P[…]_nth_prime_number
19:14	moritz	sorear: how big is the lag on your space station?
19:16	sorear	:p
19:17	sorear	masak!
19:20	* masak	.oO( on my space station, I once caught a lag this big )
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: 503d19c \| jnthn++ \| src/core/traits.pm:
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Sketch precedence trait implementations.
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better:
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Adds equiv, looser, tighter, assoc.
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: review: https://github.com/rakudo/raku[…]commit/503d19c8b3
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: 54ce622 \| jnthn++ \| src/Perl6/ (2 files):
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Have parser pay attention to precedence traits.
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: review: https://github.com/rakudo/raku[…]commit/54ce622040
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: 0faf6fa \| jnthn++ \| src/core/operators.pm:
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Attach precedence info to a bunch of operators.
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better:
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Not beautiful, but doing it this way due to some circularity sawing
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: issues.
19:22	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: review: https://github.com/rakudo/raku[…]commit/0faf6fa5c1
19:26	* masak	is intrigued by what this branch can give us
19:27	jnthn	masak: So far, proper mix-in based hanlding of user defined operators, precedence traits, and a slight slowdown to CORE.setting build and the spectest...
19:28	sorear	rn: { sub infix:<@>($,$) {} }; 2 @ 3
19:28	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤CHECK FAILED:␤Undefined routine '&infix:<@>' called (line 1)␤»
19:28	p6eval	..niecza v22-14-g136ddcf: OUTPUTÂ«===[0mSORRY!===[0mâ�¤â�¤Confused at /tmp/4iYGlkuVU4 line 1:â�¤------> { sub infix:<@>($,$) {} }; 2 â��@ 3â�¤Other potential difficulties:â�¤ &infix:<@> is declared but not used at /tmp/4iYGlkuVU4 line 1:â�¤------> { sub infix:<@>[33â€¦
19:28	sorear	masak ^^^
19:28	jnthn	In my branch
19:28	jnthn	> { sub infix:<@>($,$) {} }; 2 @ 3
19:28	jnthn	Confused
19:28	jnthn	\o/
19:29	jnthn	r: { sub infix:<++>($,$) { 99 }; say 1 ++ 2 }; say 1 ++ 2
19:29	p6eval	rakudo 978492: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤CHECK FAILED:␤Undefined routine '&infix:<++>' called (line 1)␤»
19:29	jnthn	> { sub infix:<++>($,$) { 99 }; say 1 ++ 2 }; say 1 ++ 2
19:29	jnthn	99
19:29	jnthn	3
19:29	diakopter	_._.
19:30	sjn	what syntax does one use to create new metaoperators?
19:31	jnthn	Also
19:31	jnthn	> sub infix:<bar>($a, $b) is equiv(&infix:<*>) { 100 }; say 2 bar 3 4;
19:31	jnthn	400
19:31	jnthn	sjn: Um...can you do that? :)
19:31	sjn	jnthn: I'm asking :)
19:31	* sjn	would almost assume it :)
19:31	sorear	sjn: sub infix_prefix_meta_operator:sym<Q>(...) {...}
19:31	jnthn	sjn: I ain't seen it done. I'm not sure if they're "just a declaration"
19:32	jnthn	Can probably be made to work I guess.
19:33	sorear	sjn: The syntax is specced, the semantics aren't.
19:33	sorear	we're going to have to decide someday what the signatures for metaops should be
19:34	sorear	probably things will be clearer after masak++ finishes the parsed macro subsystem
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19:39	azawawi	hi
19:39	phenny	azawawi: 13:42Z <bbkr__> tell azawawi that to use non-local addresses in IO::Socket::INET listener empty host can be given, my $listener = IO::Socket::INET.new( localhost => '', localport => 8080, :listen );
19:40	azawawi	bbkr__: thx
19:40	azawawi	bbkr__: it works
19:40	azawawi	bbkr__++
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19:43	dalek	panda/custom-lib: 109e54c \| moritz++ \| rebootstrap.pl:
19:43	dalek	panda/custom-lib: switch rebootstrap to %*CUSTOM_LIB
19:43	dalek	panda/custom-lib: review: https://github.com/tadzik/panda/commit/109e54c77f
19:44	moritz	tadzik: IMHO, custom-lib is ready for merging; testing/feedback welcome
19:44	tadzik	moritz: I'll take a look, thanks
19:45	azawawi	tadzik: hi
19:45	azawawi	tadzik: any update on the installation of non-perl shared files by panda?
19:46	tadzik	azawawi: no updates, sorry :(
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20:06	azawawi	http://feather.perl6.nl:3030/ # Feedback welcome :)
20:06	tadzik	niice
20:06	tadzik	how much of that is Perl 6?
20:06	jnthn	Pro tip: before investigating why your changes inexplicably slowed stuff down a lot, first make sure it's not a case of Flash Plug-in Gone Wild. :/
20:07	azawawi	tadzik: basically js editor library + perl 6 backend
20:08	rindolf	Is feather active again?
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20:08	rindolf	azawawi: it seems pretty slow.
20:08	azawawi	tadzik: i still have to write a perl 6 mode client-side mode and show inline std/viv errors
20:08	azawawi	rindolf: yeah... perl6 :)
20:08	rindolf	azawawi: well, I cannot seem to load it.
20:08	rindolf	Oh.
20:09	masak	azawawi: mine timed out. :/
20:10	azawawi	normal.. it is using http::easy
20:10	rindolf	azawawi: it's down now.
20:10	azawawi	still needs tuning
20:12	azawawi	and pod2html uses a single temp file. so multi-user can screw results a bit
20:17	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: 1cb742a \| jnthn++ \| src/Perl6/Grammar.pm:
20:17	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Scope changes to actions also.
20:17	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better:
20:17	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: Custom circumfixes generate action methods. Refactor this to also be
20:17	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: handled by mixins, so the changes are properly scoped.
20:17	dalek	rakudo/categorically-better: review: https://github.com/rakudo/raku[…]commit/1cb742ae33
20:25	rindolf	azawawi: where is the source for Farabi?
20:26	azawawi	rindolf: https://github.com/azawawi/farabi6
20:27	azawawi	http://feather.perl6.nl:3030/ # disabled auto update pod2html
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20:30	PerlJam	What's this "categorically-better" branch all about?
20:31	rindolf	How do I install the "perl6" executable into the path properly?
20:31	masak	PerlJam: improvements in the parsing of grammatical categories a la S02.
20:31	jnthn	PerlJam: Making categoricals better.
20:32	jnthn	PerlJam: Part STD/spec convergence, part cleanup of mess, part new features.
20:32	jnthn	And it also made me shave the nqpattr yak
20:33	azawawi	masak: it is working again... I hope it stays up this time :)
20:33	PerlJam	jnthn++ nice.
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20:34	average_drifter	hey #perl6
20:34	diakopter	hi average_drifter
20:35	PerlJam	average_drifter: greetings!
20:35	average_drifter	wassup ?
20:35	average_drifter	concurrency implemented ?
20:35	PerlJam	average_drifter: apparently jnthn is continuing to improve rakudo at a steady pace.
20:36	average_drifter	I like jnthn because he has that awesome beard :)
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20:36	average_drifter	I wonder if he's working on the concurrency part of rakudo
20:36	masak	azawawi: yes, I just noticed. nice!
20:37	masak	azawawi++
20:37	sorear	rakudo does not have a concurrency part
20:37	average_drifter	Parrot then
20:37	jnthn	Rakudo won't have a concurrency part until it runs on something other than Parrot. Which I'm working towards making happen, 'cus I'd very much like it to have a concurrency part. :)
20:38	jnthn	Unless Parrot magically gets working threading stuff...
20:38	sorear	"Didn't you see that rurban merged threads last month?"
20:38	average_drifter	ok so you guys are moving away from Parrot. do you target LLVM by any chance ?
20:38	jnthn	sorear: I...thought that the branch got unmerged?
20:38	diakopter	LLVM's not a VM
20:38	sorear	jnthn: I did. ""
20:38	average_drifter	diakopter: whatever it is
20:39	jnthn	average_drifter: Not so much "moving away" as "adding backends"
20:39	azawawi	masak: next stop is going to be std/viv Farabi integration (better inline error messages) and then ability to run rakudo perl6 scripts
20:39	average_drifter	it a compiler backend or something like that. not sure if it has anything to do with interpretors
20:39	jnthn	average_drifter: Rakudo these days is mostly written in Perl 6 and NQP.
20:39	diakopter	average_drifter: no, :) no one's written a GC, object system, or compiler for LLVM
20:39	PerlJam	average_drifter: Perl is all about adding options, not taking them away (at least not without a real good reason)
20:40	tadzik	jnthn: parrot has working threading stuff
20:40	tadzik	it's perl6/nqp that's failing
20:40	jnthn	tadzik: That wasn't my recollection from trying to use it.
20:40	sorear	average_drifter: we don't use LLVM directly
20:40	tadzik	parrot-nqp works
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20:40	masak	azawawi: cool.
20:40	sorear	average_drifter: if you really care about using LLVM (why?), Niecza can use it indirectly
20:41	average_drifter	sorear: good question. "Why use LLVM ?"
20:41	masak	kurahaupo: I read the nick "kurahaupo" and thought "hm, that sounds like a Maori name", and then I saw the .co.nz server, and was happy about the guess :)
20:41	PerlJam	LLVM has good buzz-word appeal
20:41	sorear	average_drifter: um, it's YOUR fault llvm was brought up
20:41	kurahaupo	masak: :-)
20:42	average_drifter	sorear: I don't know.. uhm... because it's fairly mainstream compared to Parrot, and there's a lot of big names involved in funding it
20:42	rindolf	tadzik: https://github.com/tadzik/panda/pull/22
20:42	average_drifter	sorear: and that means stable development for a lot of time to go
20:42	PerlJam	average_drifter: like I said ... buzz-word appeal
20:42	average_drifter	so piggybacking on LLVM would be no mistake
20:42	sorear	average_drifter: llvm and parrot are incomparable
20:42	tadzik	rindolf: cool, thanks
20:42	dalek	panda: 4100e44 \| (Shlomi Fish)++ \| README.md:
20:42	dalek	panda: Remove trailing space and fix a typo.
20:42	dalek	panda: review: https://github.com/tadzik/panda/commit/4100e4434c
20:42	dalek	panda: e850e42 \| tadzik++ \| README.md:
20:42	dalek	panda: Merge from shlomif/master
20:42	dalek	panda:
20:42	dalek	panda: Remove trailing space and fix a typo.
20:42	dalek	panda: review: https://github.com/tadzik/panda/commit/e850e42388
20:42	diakopter	average_drifter: but there's really nothing in parrot that has anything to do with LLVM, and vice versa
20:42	rindolf	tadzik++
20:42	average_drifter	tadzik: you said you are using LLVM but indirectly
20:43	sorear	average_drifter: there's lots of big names funding CDMA, let's piggyback on that!
20:43	average_drifter	tadzik: what layer is in between LLVM and Rakudo ?
20:43	tadzik	average_drifter: I am? No, I'm not :)
20:43	average_drifter	tadzik: or uhm Niecza ?
20:43	average_drifter	23:40 < sorear> average_drifter: we don't use LLVM directly
20:43	average_drifter	oh sorear wrote that
20:43	tadzik	I'm not sorear :)
20:43	sorear	average_drifter: I have met tadzik, I can assure you he is not me
20:43	* diakopter	neither
20:43	average_drifter	sorear: is there a layer in between ?
20:43	sorear	average_drifter: yes, Mono
20:43	tadzik	yeah, the atlantic ocean
20:43	tadzik	(ha ha)
20:43	average_drifter	Mono ?
20:43	diakopter	a VM
20:44	Tene	I have not met tadzik; I can not assure you that he is not me.
20:44	sorear	http://mono-project.com/Main_Page
20:44	Tene	I've been confused with tadzik several times.
20:44	average_drifter	yeah I know what Mono is.. I was just..
20:44	average_drifter	anyway
20:44	average_drifter	so concurrency is working in Mono I guess
20:44	sorear	yes
20:45	average_drifter	that's cool
20:45	diakopter	average_drifter: note, niecza is not rakudo, in case you thought so
20:45	rindolf	tadzik: ==> Succesfully installed panda ==> to where? I cannot find it in my path.
20:45	rindolf	Tene: hi.
20:45	tadzik	rindolf: ~/.perl6
20:45	rindolf	tadzik: oh.
20:46	Tene	rindolf: hello
20:46	masak	I have met sorear and tadzik, so I can assure you that I am neither of them. I'm not as certain about Tene. maybe I'm him, maybe not. :P
20:46	masak	though experience tells me that I'm more likely to be one of my six clones.
20:46	rindolf	tadzik: can I set it to a different path?
20:46	average_drifter	symbolic links of other people...
20:46	rindolf	Tene: what's new? Long time.
20:46	masak	sorry, seven clones.
20:46	tadzik	rindolf: I think DESTDIR works
20:46	rindolf	tadzik: ah, OK.
20:47	sorear	I have met masak and tadzik at the same time. I can confirm they are distinct.
20:48	masak	though confusing the limits between me and tadzik would be quite awesome. just sayin'.
20:48	masak	uh. that could be read as innuendo. it wasn't meant that way. :) just being silly.
20:49	PerlJam	sure. sure.
20:49	* Tene	flattered to be potentially masak.
20:49	masak	Tene: right back at you.
20:49	rindolf	azawawi: Could not find URI::Escape in any of: /home/shlomif/.panda/src/Farabi6/blib/lib, /home/shlomif/.panda/src/Farabi6/lib, , /home/shlomif/.perl6/lib, /home/shlomif/Download/unpack/perl/Perl6/rakudo/install/lib/parrot/4.8.0-devel/languages/perl6/lib - when doing panda install Farabi6
20:49	PerlJam	Tene: If we had a potentiometer, we could tell how much masakness you might have.
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20:50	* Tene	variably resists the electronics puns.
20:50	japhb_	Seek not merely to act like the masak, seek to be the masak.
20:50	* sorear	blinks
20:51	* PerlJam	waits for the "I am masak!" proclamations
20:51	* masak	!
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20:52	masak	matters of identity are always interesting.
20:52	PerlJam	(or perhaps at some point we'll get "I am the masak" with music by the Beatles)
20:52	sorear	I'm not. I'm much louder.
20:53	masak	hey, I'm Swedish. we're built with the volume turned down to 2.
20:53	japhb_	Also, I rarely wear a towel on my head.
20:53	rindolf	Heh.
20:53	azawawi	rindolf: Strange. What rakudo version are you using?
20:53	rindolf	Will the real masak please stand up?
20:54	rindolf	azawawi: a bit oldish.
20:54	rindolf	azawawi: I can try upgrading.
20:54	TimToady	which way is "up? this time?
20:54	TimToady	*"up"
20:54	azawawi	rindolf: rakudo 2012.09 already includes URI
20:54	rindolf	azawawi: OK.
20:55	diakopter	average_drifter: have you considered contributing to the p6 efforts?
20:55	rindolf	azawawi: shouldn't you spell all the dependencies explicitly?
20:55	azawawi	rindolf: but i added it now to META.info. thx
20:55	japhb_	In an absolute frame of reference, I think masak's "up" is my "sideways"
20:55	rindolf	azawawi: you're welcome.
20:56	azawawi	rindolf: panda installation is still not 100% correct since it doesnt copy no-perl stuff in lib/XYZ/
20:56	rindolf	azawawi: OK.
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20:58	rindolf	azawawi: I am now given « ===SORRY!=== Missing or wrong version of dependency 'src/gen/BOOTSTRAP.p' »
21:01	azawawi	rindolf: perl6 --version ?
21:01	rindolf	This is perl6 version 2010.08-4941-ge883e01 built on parrot 4.8.0 revision RELEASE_4_8_0
21:01	rindolf	Hmmm... I didn't git pull
21:04	sorear	japhb_: can't get too absolute, or Lense and Thirring will come a-knockin...
21:08	rindolf	Hmmm... I did a git pull on nom and I'm still getting This is perl6 version 2010.08-4941-ge883e01 built on parrot 4.8.0 revision RELEASE_4_8_0
21:10	rindolf	OK, apparently I have a commit from 2010 at the top of git log and it messes things up.
21:10	rindolf	I think.
21:14	* TimToady	reorients to Moscow "up" for an hour or so...
21:15	japhb_	rindolf, yeah, ~5K commits from 2010 seems a very odd place for 'git describe' to decide is nearest.
21:15	rindolf	japhb_: it's my commit.
21:15	rindolf	japhb_: which wasn't merged yet.
21:16	rindolf	japhb_: and was rebased or something like that.
21:16	japhb_	Ah
21:16	flussence	the "4941" indicates 2 years of missing tags
21:17	japhb_	flussence, as I understand it, just 2 years of tags not in the current branch.
21:17	average_drifter	diakopter: I have considered a lot
21:17	average_drifter	diakopter: the truth is that it's not easy
21:17	flussence	sounds like a rebase is slightly overdue...
21:19	average_drifter	diakopter: documentation is key, and I'm not saying that it's lacking, it's just not the easy kind of documentation that gets you right into it
21:19	jnthn	'night
21:19	average_drifter	I'm also a bit concerned about the huge quantity of operators to remember
21:19	rindolf	jnthn: night night.
21:19	average_drifter	and I'm writing Perl5 on a regular basis..
21:20	average_drifter	not sure if that is relevant.. but uhm.. yeah
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21:20	masak	'♞, #perl6.
21:21	diakopter	average_drifter: I think it's very relevant; thanks for the info
21:22	rindolf	azawawi: I'm still getting Missing or wrong version of dependency 'src/gen/BOOTSTRAP.pm'
21:22	rindolf	git pulled now.
21:22	average_drifter	diakopter: are you concerned with documentation too ?
21:23	average_drifter	diakopter: or are you the one writing some of it ?
21:24	average_drifter	ok let me show you what I mean
21:24	diakopter	average_drifter: I would love to see more guides, tutorials, cookbooks, and blogs about real world uses
21:24	average_drifter	ever seen codecademy.com ?
21:24	diakopter	no
21:24	average_drifter	well check it out
21:25	diakopter	there are a bunch of sites like that
21:25	average_drifter	yes there are
21:25	diakopter	*is
21:25	average_drifter	but are there any for p6 ?
21:25	average_drifter	:)
21:25	average_drifter	it's really a good way to attract people
21:25	diakopter	there was try.rakudo.org, but no more
21:25	diakopter	wait
21:25	diakopter	try.pugscode.org ?
21:25	diakopter	I don't remember
21:26	average_drifter	yes but you see.. try.rakudo.org or the other one
21:26	average_drifter	they both were just in-browser interpreters
21:26	diakopter	no
21:26	average_drifter	were they like codecademy ?
21:26	diakopter	they posted code to the server
21:26	average_drifter	yeah, that matters less, bottom line was you could run code you wrote in the browser and get the output back
21:27	diakopter	right, they didn't have interactive tutorials/guids
21:27	diakopter	guides
21:27	average_drifter	except codecademy is about lessons also, and learning is split up in bite-size little chunks which you absorb progressively
21:27	average_drifter	yeah
21:27	average_drifter	that's what I mean
21:32	dalek	perl6-examples: 0403454 \| (Gerhard R)++ \| euler/prob003-gerdr (2 files):
21:32	dalek	perl6-examples: [euler/prob003] add version using .is-prime
21:32	dalek	perl6-examples:
21:32	dalek	perl6-examples: align code of existing one to new version
21:32	dalek	perl6-examples: review: https://github.com/perl6/perl6[…]commit/0403454ed5
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21:36	rindolf	Any idea about my problem?
21:36	rindolf	azawawi: I'm still getting Missing or wrong version of dependency 'src/gen/BOOTSTRAP.pm'
21:36	rindolf	Maybe azawawi went to sleep.
21:36	azawawi	rindolf: when doing panda install Farabi6?
21:36	rindolf	azawawi: well, bin/farabi6
21:37	rindolf	azawawi: also with the panda install command.
21:37	azawawi	rindolf: git pull # ?
21:37	azawawi	rindolf: and { panda install URI }
21:37	rindolf	azawawi: I've done that.
21:38	rindolf	azawawi: hmmm... panda gives me the same thing.
21:38	rindolf	With no args.
21:38	azawawi	rindolf: if you see missing or wrong version while panda is installing stuff... most probably you have a stale ~/.perl6 ...
21:38	azawawi	rindolf: remove ~/.perl6
21:38	azawawi	rindolf: remove ~/.panda
21:39	rindolf	azawawi: OK.
21:39	azawawi	rindolf: and install deps again
21:39	azawawi	rindolf: pir and pm6 mismatch most probably
21:44	rindolf	azawawi: OK, I was able to install Farabi6.
21:44	rindolf	But now it crashes.
21:44	azawawi	cool
21:44	rindolf	azawawi: http://paste.debian.net/202820/
21:46	rindolf	azawawi: thanks for your help.
21:47	azawawi	rindolf: np, bin/farabi6 --host=localhost ?
21:48	rindolf	azawawi: http://paste.debian.net/202822/
21:48	rindolf	azawawi: still crashes.
21:49	azawawi	https://github.com/supernovus/[…]HTTP/Easy.pm6#L86
21:50	azawawi	you brought a great idea... analyze stack through projects.json and META.info
21:50	azawawi	s/brought/inspired/
21:51	azawawi	s/stack/stack trace/ # sleepy :)
21:56	azawawi	rindolf: upgrade Rakudo star?
21:56	rindolf	azawawi: it's the latest.
21:56	rindolf	azawawi: Rakudo nom.
21:57	azawawi	rindolf: im working on 2012.09
21:57	rindolf	azawawi: OK.
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21:58	rindolf	azawawi: I'm on commit 16f22b86b12710a05168b8608f77a37e18effa9f
22:02	azawawi	rindolf: https://github.com/rakudo/raku[…]08f77a37e18effa9f # old?
22:02	azawawi	rindolf: i simply get rakudo star distribtuon... :)
22:03	* azawawi	sleepy...
22:04	rindolf	OK, now I'm on commit 978492eb1d2c8df42e4e8e33bd1a026df35ddcd3
22:04	rindolf	azawawi: good night.
22:04	azawawi	my objective is to get http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Perl_6 examples to be opened in farabi6
22:05	rindolf	azawawi: sorry for the noise.
22:05	rindolf	I did git pull --ff-only instead of git pull --rebase
22:05	azawawi	so you browse by language {Perl6 \| Perl} and then task and then open the example in farabi
22:05	rindolf	And ignored the warning.
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22:05	azawawi	np
22:06	azawawi	that's why i use star distro :)
22:06	azawawi	in the end my target audience are rakudo star users
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22:25	rindolf	TimToady: here?
22:29	rindolf	OK, Farabi6 still crashes.
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23:28	larks	where would I look to see the status of implementation of rakudo, like a list of what's working and what's not?
23:30	japhb_	larks, http://perl6.org/compilers/features
23:32	larks	thanks japhb_, just what I was looking for
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23:48	[Coke]	rindolf: do a git fetch if you don't have all the tags?
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23:52	rindolf	[Coke]: let me see.
23:53	rindolf	[Coke]: OK, now I have them all.

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