Time Nick Message
00:05 TimToady_ that was weird; wonder why I got knocked off freenode...
00:30 allbery_b one of the servers fell over, if the quits/joins/etc. in my scrollback can be believed
00:30 allbery_b (kubrick?)
03:09 diakopter egads: 18:31:27(CDT:UTC-05) -!- NickServ: No such nick/channel
03:29 sunnavy is it `a rvalue' or `an rvalue', `a lvalue' or `an lvalue'?
03:30 diakopter depends if you pronounce them luh-value or ell-value and ruh-value or arr-value
03:31 sunnavy thanks, diakopter ;-)
03:34 sunnavy TimToady: I think I found a typo in S03:2833, "you'd have the add" should be "you'd have to add"?
03:36 TimToady sunnavy: fixed, thanks
03:38 sunnavy NP, :-)
03:40 sunnavy TimToady: oh, and another one, in S03:3635, is "my \$capture := func();" correct? seems a little wield :P
04:59 diakopter polysemous etymons reticulate lambently
05:51 moritz_ good morning ;)
08:05 Aankhen`` S05: "If the first character is a plus or minus, the rest of the assertion […]" seems to be at odds with "A leading C<+> causes a named assertion not to capture what it matches […]", though I could be missing something obvious.
08:07 Aankhen`` Ah, read a little further and that seems to be clarified.
08:18 * sbp waves with one hand, holding a question behind his back with the other
08:19 sbp is there a way to do tentative regexp matching in p6?
08:19 sbp by which I mean:
08:20 sbp regex N tentatively matches string M iff a) N doesn't match M, but b) N could match M if further characters were appended to M
08:20 sbp the use case I have is matching tokens in buffered input. it's not so much the tentative matching that's important as the fact that I don't want to have to *restart* the automaton when I read some more stuff into the buffer
08:20 moritz_ sbp: you mean like applying a regex as a monitor to a string?
08:20 sbp so what I'm really after is a partially completed regex
08:21 sbp a monitor? I'm not familiar with the term... got some breadcrumbs?
08:21 * sbp Googles meanwhile
08:21 moritz_ it's not a technical term
08:21 moritz_ a regex that watches a stream?
08:22 sbp hmm. I think that probably accords to what I need, yes
08:22 moritz_ sbp: what you can do in any case is to specify a starting position for the match
08:23 moritz_ $string ~~ m:pos($starting_position)/$regex/
08:23 sbp I don't see how that'll help if you have something with delimiters
08:23 sbp I mean, say it's a really long "string literal" token for example
08:24 sbp but I've only read '"string li' into the buffer so far
08:24 sbp I can't start again from the 't' in literal
08:24 sbp because my token regex will be expecting " as the first character
08:24 moritz_ if it's really buffered input, you can match against a stream from the iterator
08:25 sbp ...ooh
08:25 moritz_ =*IN.cat ~~ m/ <string_literal> /
08:25 moritz_ http://perlcabal.org/syn/S05.html#Matching_against_non-strings
08:26 sbp great, I think that's what I'm after. thanks!
08:26 moritz_ you're welcome ;)
09:20 Juerd dalek: What's the bot's purpose?
09:20 rgs to exterminate, of course
09:21 Juerd Ah!
09:21 Juerd Then it's ok
09:21 * rgs sees that /whois dalek returns Caan and giggles
09:48 Gothmog_ "A leading + may also be supplied to indicate that the following character class is to matched in a positive sense"
09:48 Gothmog_ Isn't there a "be" missing?
09:49 Gothmog_ Like, s/is to matched/is to be matched/
09:53 andara Juerd: could it be that the svn server is down? I get
09:53 andara svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/pugs'
09:53 andara svn: PROPFIND of '/pugs': could not connect to server (https://svn.pugscode.org)
09:53 moritz_ andara: not down, just a bit shaky
09:54 moritz_ try it again
09:54 Juerd andara: It's not down
09:54 andara moritz_: I've been trying for three days now
09:54 Juerd Components for feather v2 are on their way
09:54 andara Juerd: cool
09:54 moritz_ andara: it just worked for me
09:54 Juerd andara: traceroute feather.perl6.nl
09:55 andara Juerd: there is a route, I can ssh
09:55 Juerd Then svn should also work!
09:56 Juerd What happens if you connect to https://svn.pugscode.org/ manually?
09:56 Juerd (Hm, doesn't work for me...)
09:56 andara Juerd: I tried this on feather:
09:56 andara svn co https://svn.pugscode.org/pugs -r 17058 .
09:56 andara Juerd: and it fails
09:57 Juerd It appears that https is broken
09:57 moritz_ andara: just use http
09:58 andara moritz_: That works on feather, but on my desktop I get permission denied :-(
09:58 * moritz_ always uses http
09:58 Juerd https is back up
09:58 Juerd Shouldn't differ from http though
09:59 andara Juerd: could be our firewall, but when I use http I get:
09:59 andara svn: PROPFIND of '/pugs': 403 Forbidden (http://svn.pugscode.org)
09:59 andara Juerd: anyway, https works again now, thanks!
10:00 Juerd I don't support any connections through firewalls ;)
10:01 Juerd If you have a firewall, you're always on your own for debugging :)
10:01 andara Juerd: no worries, https is not firewalled/proxied, nor is ssh
10:03 agentzh andara: *nod* i always use https to access external svn repos when i'm behind a firewall :)
10:03 agentzh andara: in the past, neither pugs nor jifty's repos supported https though :)
10:04 andara agentzh: well, lucky me then :-)
10:22 diakopter Juerd: dalek's source was the ircbot framework on which I was going to build all those ircop ... functionalities.
10:25 moritz_ diakopter: is that worth the trouble?
10:25 diakopter moritz_: (months ago)
10:25 Juerd diakopter: OK
10:26 moritz_ diakopter: you might have noticed that I implemented some things from your TODO list ;)
10:26 diakopter moritz_: yup. :D
10:27 moritz_ evalbot for kp6 and p6 on parrot, web frontend for searching pugs commit messages
10:28 moritz_ got to get some food &
10:30 diakopter rgs: dalek is even identified to services
10:33 diakopter moritz_: did you end up changing the calleval syntax for your evalbot? (to what I suggested - kp6: 'evalThisByKp6'.say \ perl6: 'evalThisByAll'.say \ etc )
10:36 diakopter [OT] anyone here know offhand how the various FTP client distributions on CPAN simulate RFCconforming/broken/nonRFC FTP servers in their tests (if any do)?
10:37 moritz_ diakopter: no, I didn't - I forgot
10:38 moritz_ but I can change it know if you want
10:43 diakopter well, I think the merits of the change should be discussed first... My reasoning was thus: # is too reminiscent of comments. the entity: contextfree message syntax is already very familiar/easy for irc users to parse. also, the colon denotes associativity or explanation, which fits when using an eval to answer a question. Someone asks, "how does kp6-on-kp6 handle x?" or "how does perl6 handle x?" or "how do you translate perl5x to
10:43 diakopter ... perl6?".... someone here can show the answer by "sending" the message to the proper implementation. So the personification metaphor of the language/implementations is extended.
10:46 moritz_ diakopter: good point
10:49 pugs_svnbot r17709 | fglock++ | [mp6] added newlines to output, in order to have smaller diffs in future commits
10:49 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17709
10:57 pugs_svnbot r17710 | fglock++ | [kp6] make forcerecompile
10:57 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17710
11:00 agentzh PCR is completely out of date regarding the latest S05 :(
11:00 moritz_ agentzh: time to change it ;)
11:00 agentzh moritz_: *nod*
11:01 agentzh moritz_: but i've been mostly hacking on T::D these days
11:01 moritz_ T::D?
11:01 agentzh will try to get back to PCR soon :)
11:01 agentzh Template::Declare
11:01 moritz_ ok
11:02 agentzh supper &
11:07 diakopter #eval 'said'.say
11:07 exp_evalbot kp6: OUTPUT[said]
11:07 exp_evalbot ..pugs: OUTPUT[said]
11:07 exp_evalbot ..p6: OUTPUT[Method 'say' not foundcurrent instr.: 'parrot;Perl6::Compiler;main' pc 138 (perl6.pir:98)]
11:07 exp_evalbot ..nqp: OUTPUT[Statement not terminated properly at line 1, near ".say"current instr.: 'parrot;PGE::Util;die' pc 123 (runtime/parrot/library/PGE/Util.pir:83)called from Sub 'parrot;NQP::Grammar;statement_list' pc 3535 (src/Grammar_gen.pir:1272)called from Sub 'parrot;NQP::Grammar;TOP' pc 498
11:08 exp_evalbot ..(src/Grammar_gen.pir:100)called from Sub 'parrot;PCT::HLLCompiler...]
11:08 diakopter #eval 'said'.say;
11:08 exp_evalbot kp6: OUTPUT[said]
11:08 exp_evalbot ..pugs: OUTPUT[said]
11:08 exp_evalbot ..p6: OUTPUT[Method 'say' not foundcurrent instr.: 'parrot;Perl6::Compiler;main' pc 138 (perl6.pir:98)]
11:08 exp_evalbot ..nqp: OUTPUT[Statement not terminated properly at line 1, near ".say;"current instr.: 'parrot;PGE::Util;die' pc 123 (runtime/parrot/library/PGE/Util.pir:83)called from Sub 'parrot;NQP::Grammar;statement_list' pc 3535 (src/Grammar_gen.pir:1272)called from Sub 'parrot;NQP::Grammar;TOP' pc 498
11:08 exp_evalbot ..(src/Grammar_gen.pir:100)called from Sub 'parrot;PCT::HLLCompile...]
11:09 moritz_ diakopter: nqp only supports sub(arguments) calling convention
11:12 pugs_svnbot r17711 | moritz++ | [evalbot] changed calling convention to
11:12 pugs_svnbot r17711 | moritz++ | \A(kp6|pugs|nqp|p6): $program\z diakopter++
11:12 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17711
11:13 moritz_ pugs: say "hi";
11:13 exp_evalbot OUTPUT[hi]
11:14 pugs_svnbot r17712 | moritz++ | evalbot: use 'perl6:' to eval with all backends
11:14 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17712
11:14 moritz_ perl6: "I'm here".say
11:14 exp_evalbot kp6: OUTPUT[I'm here]
11:14 exp_evalbot ..pugs: OUTPUT[I'm here]
11:14 exp_evalbot ..p6: OUTPUT[Method 'say' not foundcurrent instr.: 'parrot;Perl6::Compiler;main' pc 138 (perl6.pir:98)]
11:14 exp_evalbot ..nqp: OUTPUT[Statement not terminated properly at line 1, near ".say"current instr.: 'parrot;PGE::Util;die' pc 123 (runtime/parrot/library/PGE/Util.pir:83)called from Sub 'parrot;NQP::Grammar;statement_list' pc 3535 (src/Grammar_gen.pir:1272)called from Sub 'parrot;NQP::Grammar;TOP' pc 498
11:14 exp_evalbot ..(src/Grammar_gen.pir:100)called from Sub 'parrot;PCT::HLLCompiler...]
11:25 moritz_ I was just wondering... can tainting be implement by making all input methods returing '$value but tainted'?
11:35 pugs_svnbot r17713 | fglock++ | [kp6] (AST) started adding Var.namespace
11:35 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17713
12:57 pugs_svnbot r17714 | fglock++ | [kp6] more namespace infrastructure
12:57 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17714
13:10 masak that email posted by wim vanderbauwhede on p6u today
13:11 masak I suppose all those bugs can be attributed to the commits audreyt++ made a few months ago in anticipation of the MO patch
13:11 moritz_ probably ;)
13:11 masak should I refer him to the logs you linked me to yesterday?
13:12 masak or is there a better answer to give him?
13:12 moritz_ you could ;)
13:12 andara hi masak: I'm wim
13:12 masak andara: oh, hi
13:12 andara masak: shoot
13:12 masak then you know
13:12 masak andara: hold on, I'll get the link
13:12 moritz_ andara: btw I didn't mean to reply ooff list, damned mail client
13:12 moritz_ s/oo/o/
13:13 masak moritz_: oh, you replied already?
13:13 andara moritz_: no bother, I hadn't noticed
13:13 moritz_ masak: it wasn't complete at all
13:13 masak maybe one of us should write something to the list
13:13 masak just to give the impression of activity and aliveness
13:13 andara masak: I checked the svn log and traced it back to the move to ghc 6.6.1
13:13 moritz_ masak: do you know if the first example is valid perl 6?
13:13 masak andara: ah
13:14 masak moritz_: no idea
13:14 masak I thought backslashes had been replaced by captures
13:14 moritz_ it looks weird to me
13:14 masak but I'm not sure that goes for thunks, too
13:15 andara masak: I think the backslashes are redundant. if you do $a={...} yoy get a Code object, so I guess the backslash doesn't do anything
13:15 andara masak: but I didn't know that yesterday :-)
13:16 masak andara: I think you're right
13:16 masak pugs is in a somewhat inconsistent state right now
13:16 andara masak: yes, but unfortunately I can't build r17041 anymore, as it assumes ghc 6.6 and doesn't build with ghc 6.6.1
13:17 masak andara: pity.
13:17 masak install 6.6?
13:19 andara in parallel with 6.6.1? hmm, I could try. Or I could backport the changes required for 6.6.1, it's the filepath package I think
13:19 masak andara: might be easier
13:19 andara fsdo easy :-D
13:20 masak ;)
13:21 masak alternative1() orelse alternative2();
13:21 moritz_ andthen wait()
13:21 masak hehe
13:21 andara && see() ;-)
13:45 pmurias hi
13:46 masak hello, pmurias
13:55 fglock_ kp6: say ( \( 1, 2, 3 ) ).WHAT
13:55 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[Capture]
14:05 moritz_ kp6: say (1, 2, 3).WHAT
14:05 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[Syntax Error]
14:05 moritz_ kp6: say ((1, 2, 3)).WHAT
14:05 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[Syntax Error]
14:11 fglock_ moritz_: List is not implemented, try Array
14:11 fglock_ kp6: say [1,2,3].WHAT
14:11 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[Array]
14:14 moritz_ kp6: say [1,2].HOW
14:14 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[::Class(...)]
14:14 moritz_ kp6: say [1,2].HOW.methods
14:14 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[no method 'methods' in Class 'Bit'::Class(...)]
14:14 fglock_ precedence
14:14 fglock_ say ( [1,2].HOW ).methods
14:14 fglock_ kp6: say ( [1,2].HOW ).methods
14:15 exp_evalbot r17714: OUTPUT[int elems true HOW map array grep INDEX unshift new WHAT str FETCH STORE join perl sort push shift pop]
14:16 moritz_ pugs: say [1,2].HOW.methods
14:16 exp_evalbot OUTPUT[*** No such method in class Class: "&methods" at /tmp/UWsDxA7cEy line 1, column 5 - line 2, column 1]
14:16 moritz_ pugs: say "foo".HOW.methods
14:16 exp_evalbot OUTPUT[["reverse","chop","index","quotemeta","join","chars","bytes","split","LIST","ITEM","bless"]]
14:16 moritz_ why does that work (in pugs) for strings but not for lists?
14:16 moritz_ anyway, I'm impressed by kp6 ;)
14:17 fglock_ moritz_: thanks :)
14:17 fglock_ there is still a lot of work to do :P
14:18 PerlJam fglock_++ fighting the good fight er something
14:18 PerlJam :-)
14:20 fglock_ orelse something
14:20 pugs_svnbot r17715 | fglock++ | [kp6] var names are parsed as @namespace+$name
14:20 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17715
14:22 moritz_ these two kp6 branches scare me
14:23 moritz_ I mean that's good for bootstrapping, but many enhancements and bugfixes just go into one of them
14:25 [particle] do they share a test suite? that's one way to keep them similar
14:26 moritz_ [particle]: they do, but the "bootstrapped" version doesn't pass all of it
14:28 [particle] how can i run tests on windows?
14:29 [particle] looks like trac is down
14:29 fglock_ [particle]: run_tests_kp6_mp6.pl seems to be pure perl
14:29 fglock_ moritz_: scares me too
14:30 fglock_ but svn merge seems to keep it working
14:30 moritz_ (version control)++
14:40 pmurias fglock: Match dosn't have LOOKUP, what should it do?
14:41 pmurias pass it on to hash?
14:41 pmurias * $.hash
14:42 fglock_ the compiler should compile match lookups to $/.hash.{'thing'}
14:42 fglock_ or we could declare that .LOOKUP is handled by $.hash
14:43 fglock_ but this is not implemented yet
14:43 moritz_ why should the compiler know that, and not the class?
14:43 pmurias handles is just syntax sugar
14:48 fglock_ .hash should probably ba called postcircumfix:<{ }>
14:48 fglock_ be
14:49 fglock_ (S13)
14:49 fglock_ and this would also replace .LOOKUP
14:51 [particle] doesn't ${} desugar to $/.{} ?
14:51 [particle] or shouldn't it?
14:53 fglock_ [particle]: not sure
14:53 [particle] i believe this is what nqp does
14:56 [particle] actually, nqp uses $<...> for $/<...>
14:56 moritz_ that's specced
15:27 pugs_svnbot r17716 | fglock++ | [kp6] more namespace fixes
15:27 pugs_svnbot r17717 | pmurias++ | [kp6] a test for a bug which breakes code from Token
15:27 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17717
15:33 TimToady STD complains that ${} should be written $() to catch attempts to use p5 syntax
15:39 fglock_ hmm - but an empty $() means a different thing
15:43 TimToady sure, but empty ${} in p5 is pretty useles
15:47 andara TimToady: there seems to be a subtle difference between $r=\{...} and $r={...}, can you clarify that?
15:51 TimToady I don't know what \{...} is supposed to mean
15:52 TimToady unless it means to put the Code object into a Capture
15:52 TreyHarris andara: "\{" isn't specified anywhere in synopses, but...
15:52 TreyHarris nevermind, TimToady beat me
15:52 TimToady whois andara
15:52 TreyHarris (hi, TimToady, I'm back to the land of the living, maybe)
15:53 andara TimToady: I try to evaluate arguments to a function in parallel after they are passed to the function body:
15:53 andara my @args=(\{$i1.f1()},\{$i2.f2()},\{\{$i3.f3()}}); sub unquote($a) {return $a()}; my @evargs=@args.>>.unquote;
15:53 moritz_ wtf?
15:53 szbalint looks tasty
15:53 szbalint :)
15:54 moritz_ it looks like something a haskell coder would write ;)
15:55 andara moritz_: you are right, i'm writing a runtime for a functional language with parallel evaluation of the arguments
15:55 moritz_ ;)
15:56 andara moritz_: it really looks like (f0 (f1 ) (f2 ) '(f 3))
15:57 andara but every function is an object method, so (f1 ... ) becomes $i.f1(...)
15:58 TimToady so, who defined $i1, $i2, $i3?
15:58 TreyHarris TimToady: the closure gnomes
15:58 andara TimToady: they are object instances, e.g. I have an ALU object with methods add, mult etc
15:59 TimToady yes, but from p6u I suspect andara is trying to pull those in from the dynamic scope rather than the lexical scope
16:00 TreyHarris use ClosureGnome <hairy>;
16:03 andara TimToady: the scope is a different issue. What I want to do is defer evaluation of the function arguments to the function body.
16:03 TimToady it looks to me like you're just trying to curry the invocant
16:04 moritz_ andara: why not just use 'lazy { ... }'?
16:04 TreyHarris moritz_: even a lazy block is compiled immediately, isn't it?
16:05 andara moritz_: is that implemented in pugs?
16:05 moritz_ TreyHarris: but not evaluated
16:05 moritz_ andara: seems not
16:05 TimToady but the compilation would bring us back to scoping issues
16:05 TreyHarris right. you need a macro with substitution. which is definitely not there yet.
16:07 andara TreyHarris: why?
16:07 pugs_svnbot r17718 | fglock++ | [kp6] fixed Grammar.token_P5
16:07 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17718
16:08 TreyHarris andara: if you want to refer to variables that don't exist yet, but you're making a promise that they will by the time at which the code is executed, that's a macro. not a closure.
16:08 moritz_ TreyHarris: isn't that evil[tm]?
16:08 andara TreyHarris: I see, that's what I mentioned on p6u. But I can easily do without that
16:09 TreyHarris moritz_: isn't what evil? making a promise that will make perl go boom if you don't live up to it? that's not evil, that's programming :)
16:10 moritz_ TreyHarris: promising that you will declare variables ;)
16:12 TreyHarris no more evil than a forward declaration. if you never use the macro, you never have to declare the variables in the dynamic scope that the macro referred to
16:13 TimToady anyway, I don't see why you don't just use a parameter -> $i1 { $i1.f1() } or { $^i1.f1 }
16:13 diakopter or string eval.
16:14 TimToady lambda arguments have to be good for something...
16:15 TimToady (assuming the definition of $i1 really is coming from the dynamic scope)
16:21 pugs_svnbot r17719 | fglock++ | [kp6] cleanup unused code, test names
16:21 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17719
16:27 pugs_svnbot r17720 | moritz++ | Kwid::Event::Parser: removed obsolete unless...else
16:27 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17720
16:27 lambdabot Title: Changeset 17720 - Pugs - Trac
16:29 [particle] there's no @^var, is there?
16:29 [particle] { $^head(@^tail) }
16:31 masak that's reminiscient of that "slurpy" feature I've never quite taken the time to understand...
16:31 masak the one written @*tail in param lists
16:33 TimToady you mean *@tail, and @^tail would currently map to @tail instead
16:33 TimToady an argument could be made for autoslurping a final @ I suppose
16:34 masak TimToady: ah, yes, *@tail
16:34 TimToady I guess if you want to capture an array as a single item you can always use $^tail
16:34 masak autoslurping certainly seems more DWIMmy than mapping to @tail
16:34 TimToady so maybe it makes sense
16:35 masak question is what happens if one uses a $^var Unicode-betically after that
16:35 TimToady compiler barfs, maybe
16:35 masak likely
16:35 masak it's easy to check, at least
16:35 [particle] that'd be fine with me
16:36 masak would it make sense to write it *@^tail, too?
16:36 TimToady not unless we recognized *@ as a token
16:36 TimToady since * means Whatever
16:37 masak even in param context?
16:37 TimToady the param context would have to be retroactive with @^
16:37 masak ok, maybe not worth the trouble
16:37 TimToady the only other place we do retroactive is => quoting currently
16:37 TimToady and even that's a bit of a pain in the grammar
16:38 masak yes
16:38 masak let's concentrate on going forward :)
16:38 TimToady well, and the two places we officially do backtracking in STD
16:39 TreyHarris hwat is STD?
16:39 TimToady src/perl6/STD.pm, the old Perl-6.0.0-STD.pm
16:39 TreyHarris ahhh, right
16:39 TimToady which is the standard grammar definition for p6
16:39 szbalint hm I might need a little linguistical help, what do you think would be a fitting name for a module that is a subclass of WWW::Mechanize and basically allows a user to come up with his own way of actually executing the request that WWW::Mechanize assembles, instead of letting LWP take care of it? (I know it is not strictly Perl 6 related, not yet at least).
16:40 szbalint I'm currently thinking of WWW::Mechanize::Detached and WWW::Mechanize::Passive, any other suggestions?
16:41 TimToady Defer or Dont or Capture or Lazy
16:42 szbalint Defer actually sound good. Thanks!
16:42 wolverian Don't
16:43 wolverian ;)
16:57 pugs_svnbot r17721 | fglock++ | [kp6] initial implementation of autovivification of globals
16:57 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17721
16:57 lambdabot Title: Changeset 17721 - Pugs - Trac
16:57 fglock_ home &
17:43 pugs_svnbot r17722 | fglock++ | [kp6] t/kp6/47-global.t pass
17:43 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17722
17:43 lambdabot Title: Changeset 17722 - Pugs - Trac
17:52 pugs_svnbot r17723 | fglock++ | [kp6] t/kp6/48-do.t pass
17:52 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17723
17:52 lambdabot Title: Changeset 17723 - Pugs - Trac
17:53 fglock ferreira: hi!
18:01 ferreira fglock: hi
18:35 ludan hola
19:08 ferreira exit
19:19 moritz_ in perl5 configure, how do I add a flag for the linker?
19:37 moritz_ -Dldflags
19:37 moritz_ found it ;)
19:43 pugs_svnbot r17724 | pmurias++ | [kp6] match_p5rx returns a Match object
19:43 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17724
20:38 pugs_svnbot r17725 | pmurias++ | [kp6] a simple Test.pm
20:38 pugs_svnbot diff: http://dev.pugscode.org/changeset/17725
20:38 lambdabot Title: Changeset 17725 - Pugs - Trac
21:06 Juerd I haz feather2 parts
21:14 szbalint nice Juerd, is it going to be upgraded then? :)
21:18 diakopter now!
21:41 Juerd szbalint: Absolutely
21:41 Juerd The components fit together :0
21:41 Juerd :)
21:41 Juerd It's booting knoppix now
21:42 Juerd Help me out here
21:42 Juerd What should I do - raid 1 with 3 drives, or raid 1 with 2 drives and 1 hot spare?
21:43 Juerd The former has the benefit of not losing redundancy during the first hour after failure, and perhaps some performance improvement
21:43 * diakopter votes for the former
21:43 Juerd The latter has the benefit of not wearing the disk head
21:44 TimToady the disk head isn't supposed to be touching anything anyway when it's flying
21:45 Juerd s/disk head/whatever the arm is called/
21:45 Juerd TimToady: Oh, this reminds me... does Perl 6 have "regex context"?
21:45 Juerd s[foo] = @bar
21:45 Juerd Or is that just item context
21:46 Juerd Hm, I had this nice trick in mind for a regex context but I forgot
21:46 TimToady just item context.
21:46 TimToady it desugars to something like .subst(rx/foo/, { $_ = @bar })
21:47 TimToady or $() = @bar, or something
21:48 diakopter o&o
21:50 amnesiac wicked
23:16 Shillo Hullo all
23:18 Tene Hi!