stmuk timotimo: I can build moar again on OpenBSD 6.1 using --no-telemeh on your branch 06:31
timotimo can you also tell me if the code i wrote for it looks okay? 06:34
stmuk the Perl 5 looks fine to me 06:39
is the probe intended to set --no-telemeh automatically? 06:43
I mean the effect of doing that rather than literally 06:51
[Tux] This is Rakudo version 2017.04.3-47-gf0414c468 built on MoarVM version 2017.04-44-gf0db8822 07:03
csv-ip5xs 3.175
test 13.343
test-t 5.173 - 5.232
csv-parser 13.022
timotimo telemeh is strictly saying still more or less functional without rdtscp 07:07
it just doesn't give any timestamps :P
though i should investigate how much overhead the uv high res timer function has
lizmat Files=1191, Tests=56840, 203 wallclock secs (12.11 usr 4.73 sys + 1200.25 cusr 119.02 csys = 1336.11 CPU) 07:51
Geth roast: ea1aa67217 | (Pawel Murias)++ | S02-literals/radix.t
Test 0xffffffff which was broken on 32bit rakudos
 09:32
roast: 250e144e15 | (Pawel Murias)++ | S02-literals/numeric.t
Add some unicode fudges for rakudo.js
Zoffix Wonder how different IO stuff in Perl 6 was 5 years ago. File::Temp's interface is quite mind boggling 11:22
.tell perlpilot I hope you have thick skin, 'cause File::Temp might feature in a blog post :p 11:24
yoleaux Zoffix: I'll pass your message to perlpilot.
dogbert17_ thought Zoffix was resting ... 11:43
timotimo: are you around?
Zoffix I am :) 11:44
dogbert17_ Zoffix: playing any cool games?
pmurias Zoffix: File::Temp seems to be a port of the Perl 5 File::Temp from 2000 11:46
Zoffix dogbert17_: not really. Was playing Mass Effect Andromeda, but it's incompetent crap so I dropped it. Was Playing Far Cry Primal last night, but it's not very deep and I completed it before. Downloaded Shadow Warrior II last night and will play it tonight, but the trailer tells me its target audience are people who chuckle at one of the characters being named "Lo Wang".... 11:49
dogbert17_ and I guess that you've already played Doom 11:58
Zoffix Yes. 11:59
dogbert17_ I made a PR to the nqp repo yesterday, i.e. github.com/perl6/nqp/pull/355. According to Travis the PR failed one check 'NQP_OPTIONS'="--backends=jvm". Is that check really supposed to run? 12:02
moritz why not? I thought NQP on the JVM should work
Zoffix dogbert17_: it's failed one test, right? Something about exception handling. 12:03
dogbert17_ moritz: thing is I cloned the project and tried it there and the same tests fails on the master branch
Zoffix It's a new test that was added and is failing on JVM
dogbert17_ Zoffix: two tests actually
Zoffix Then I guess more new tests were added 12:04
moritz then it shouldn't stop us from merging the PR
Zoffix How come we have JVM in the first place? Is there a big demand for people to use JVM instead of MoarVM?
dogbert17_ moritz: it is a fix for a problem you reported :) 12:05
failing tests are t/nqp/044-try-catch.t and t/nqp/101-lexpad-stuff.t
pmurias Zoffix: you mean why we have a JVM release? 12:06
Zoffix Yeah, the try-catch is the one I'm talking about. No idea about lexpad one
pmurias dogbert17_: I'll look into those tests after grabbing some food
Zoffix pmurias: I mean why do we support JVM in the first place?
pmurias wasn't the JVM backend done before MoarVM?
Zoffix Is that the only reason for its existence? 12:07
dogbert17_ pmurias++
pmurias there is a huge ecosystem on the JVM
Zoffix I'm pretty new to Perl 6 and so far I only ever hear the mention of JVM when code that works fine on MoarVM is broken on JVM
brrt well, the historical benefit of the JVM is that it 'decoupled' rakudo from parrot 12:08
also, the JVM is a pretty good VM, all things considered
masak aye
I don't have recent figures, but the JVM is *fast* once it gets going
moritz and there was always hopes for better Java integration, which afaict works only quite clumsily at the moment
masak there's an insane amount of person-time spent on JVM JIT optimizations 12:09
Zoffix And yet it's still ridiculously slow.... Is there any hope for it to be reasonably performant?
pmurias yes, we need to use Graal
on the new JVM they have a toolkit for building your own fast JIT for your dynamic language 12:11
JVM is turning into a parrot done right nowdays
brrt yes, graal is pretty cool 12:20
timotimo Zoffix: rakudo on jvm was where we first worked out async and multithreaded stuff
because it's easier to work on multithreaded high-level stuff when you don't have to look for multithreading bugs in the VM, too 12:21
Zoffix I guess my original question can be rephrased to be more precise: how come we spend all this time patching issues in JVM that work fine on MoarVM 12:23
timotimo and there's lots of places where you won't be allowed to put perl6 in if it's moarvm, but just putting anoter .jar into the project is just fine
you think we're spending too much dev time on the jvm? 12:24
i think we're hardly spending any time on it
brrt i think it's mostly people that want JVM fixed that spend any time on it
MoarVM has been declared the 'official' VM for some time now
timotimo i can't deliver :( 12:25
Zoffix timotimo: that's only because it's broken and a lot of the time we spend is adding fudges or #ifjvm conditionals
And any amount of time spent on something useless is too much dev time
timotimo AFK for now, but jvm was the only way to have multithreading without crashing every few seconds for a while 12:26
brrt well, the point is that 'useless' is your assesement, not a universal fact 12:27
Zoffix To play the Devil's advocate: that's still the reason for its past extence, not the current.
brrt: and my question was about its current usefuleness
brrt well, frankly; i don't use it.
Zoffix "we used to use it X years ago to do Y" isn't it.
brrt but i'm sure we can find people who do
may i suggest putting up a poll 12:29
and circulating it somewhere on the internets
Zoffix is about to send 383 PRs to the ecosystem 12:30
ZofBot: Death to META.info!
ZofBot Zoffix, Array,*) # Turn all sublists into item recursively When bound to a slice parameter (indicated with "**"), a capture reforms the rest of its positional arguments with one level of "treeness", equivalent to "@args
masak ...383 PRs? 12:34
Zoffix 383 Pull Requests 12:35
masak oh, I wasn't asking about the meaning of "PR" ;)
more like, what are those 383 about? 12:36
Zoffix "Zoffix │ ZofBot: Death to META.info!"
masak so... 383 PRs to kill META.info?
Zoffix Yes. 12:37
masak that's interesting. I just closed an issue yesterday in 007 fixing something in its META.info
now I can expect a PR about its death?
moritz just rename it to META6.json? 12:38
masak I guess what I'm fishing for is something that makes what you're saying seem a bit less drastic
also, giving reasons and stuff
Zoffix masak: what's dramatic about renaming a filke?
masak for one, the word "death"
but yeah, "renaming" sounds relatively more OK 12:39
Zoffix :/
masak as a module author, I'd be happy to learn about the underlying reasons for it. but I guess that'll be clearly explained in the 383 PRs :) 12:40
Zoffix Wonder how many years it'll take for "I'm about to do X to all modules in the ecosystem" will be undoable. 12:41
masak yeah, it's nice to still be small in some ways 12:43
pmurias Zoffix: in terms of reasons for future existance of the JVM backend, it would likely help in creating a Truffle/Graal backend (which would likely be super awesome) 12:48
Zoffix cool 12:49
pmurias Zoffix: other JVM benefit for me is that it prevents Rakudo internals from fully assumming MoarVM and that helps a bit with the js backend 12:54
Zoffix 39 done. ~350 to go :| maybe I should automate this stuff.... 12:57
nine Zoffix: I've heard about a nice language for automating mundane tasks...now what was it called? I think it's "Perl 6" ;) 13:00
Zoffix nine: I'm more worried about xkcd.com/1319/ 13:03
:)
Especially considering I have out-of-date forks of at least half the modules in the ecosystem, the automation would need to figure something out about that... 13:04
nine Zoffix: oh yes, been there far too often :) 13:06
I wonder how GitHub would react if a newly registered user would fork and PR ~350 repos within minutes ;)
Zoffix You're allowed to have 1 human and 1 bot account. 13:07
So presumably they would be OK with it :)
timotimo cool, all my dists - at least those on my github account - are already META6.info 13:08
MasterDuke_ pmurias: i believe i added `my int $?BITS := nqp::iseq_i(0x1ffffffff,8589934591) ?? 64 !! 32;` to figure out if we're on a 32 or 64 bit machine. an optimization later in the file changes depending 13:18
nine I just fixed it in CompUnit-Repository-Panda and Grammar-Highlighter 13:21
pmurias MasterDuke_: how is that checked supposed to work? 13:22
s/checked/check/
MasterDuke_ pmurias: right, to decide when parsing a constant whether to use string_to_int or string_to_bigint
i think it overflows on 32-bit? 13:23
pmurias MasterDuke_: what I mean is that you are comparing the same number writen down in different ways to itself
MasterDuke_ hm. i'm going to shift the blame and say i think i got the code from lizmat. but maybe the hex num is read/parses/converted differently than the decimal num? 13:26
Zoffix Sweet. A tiny greasemonkey script + bash script to open the URLs with META file automated 90% of the things
MasterDuke_ dogbert17_: are you around? what does `my int $?BITS := nqp::iseq_i(0x1ffffffff,8589934591) ?? 64 !! 32; say($?BITS)` print on your 32-bit machine? 13:27
Zoffix MasterDuke_: 64
$ uname -a 13:28
Linux b-webdev-dt 3.2.0-4-686-pae #1 SMP Debian 3.2.51-1 i686 GNU/Linux
pmurias MasterDuke_: the check is fixed in the js branch
MasterDuke_ pmurias: can you fix master also? 13:29
Zoffix: thanks
pmurias I should just cherry-pick the commits? 13:31
dogbert17_ agrees with Zoffix :)
MasterDuke_ oh 13:32
what about `my int $a = 0x1ffffffff; say(nqp::iseq_i($a,8589934591) ?? 64 !! 32)`? 13:33
dogbert17_, Zoffix: what does that show?
that's from src/core/Rakudo/Internals.pm 13:34
Geth rakudo/nom: 6c824902ce | (Pawel Murias)++ | src/Perl6/Actions.nqp
32bit detection that works on the js backend too

Do simple arithmetic rather then depending on weird NQP implementation details.
rakudo/nom: 01dd213844 | (Pawel Murias)++ | src/Perl6/Actions.nqp
Fix handling of 8 digit hex literals in 32bit rakudos

They don't always fit into 31bits.
dogbert17_ 64 13:35
Zoffix 64 too
MasterDuke_ then github.com/rakudo/rakudo/blob/nom/...1550-L1554 should be fixed also 13:36
pmurias++
Geth nqp: 593135bc8a | (Pawel Murias)++ | src/vm/jvm/runtime/org/perl6/nqp/sixmodel/reprs/ContextRefInstance.java
[jvm] Make nqp::elems on a ctx work
 13:37
[Coke] (JVM) I suspect the people working on JVM are, in general, not going to be working on the non-jvm guts. 13:54
I used to want the JVM version because I had a java-only prod environment here. With things like docker, I don't have that need anymore. Can't speak to other devs' needs. 13:55
Zoffix P.S.: yes, I know I need to update META.list due to my META.info->META6.json changes; I'll do that right after finishing sending PRs and will keep an eye on it. So if you get any of my PRs, no need to worry abouty ecosystem's META.list 13:57
heh Spotted a dist with BOTH META.info and META6.json :) 13:59
:S make it two dists :/ people seem to be really confused about this stuff 14:02
MasterDuke_ i don't understand what you're saying, it's two meta for me 14:03
Geth rakudo/nom: d057efdbc4 | (Pawel Murias)++ | src/core/Rakudo/Internals.pm
Fix $?BITS
 14:11
[Coke] MasterDuke_: *groan* 14:13
Geth nqp: 2527b36847 | (Pawel Murias)++ | t/nqp/044-try-catch.t
[jvm] Skip a failing test on the JVM
 14:17
dogbert17_ FWIW: the code in d057efdbc4 returns 64 on my system (32 bit) 14:18
SRY, disregard that 14:19
dogbert17_ pulls the latest fixes /o\
Zoffix crazy. My 30-line script to check META.info/META6.json URLs in ecosystem and update the changed ones and commit the changed ones run the first time and (appears to have) worked correctly :O 14:40
ZofBot: it's almost as if I knew what I was doing! 14:41
ZofBot Zoffix, any}:exists Set Set subset relation
Geth tap-harness6: 3152c68e92 | (Zoffix Znet)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | 2 files
Use modern META filename
 14:48
Zoffix Alright. Seems to work well-enough 14:51
Zoffix shoves it into a 30-minute loop
:O 14:59
Agent Smith got his way, I guess
lol! This distro has THREE different META files :) github.com/skids/perl6sum 15:00
Aaaaaand. Done \o/ ~380 PRs shipped :) 15:19
GreaseMonkey++ Stylish++ (Perl 6)++
MasterDuke_ m: sub foo(@a?) { say @a ?? "@a[]" !! "no arg" }; foo(my Int @ = (1, 2)); 15:23
camelia 1 2
MasterDuke_ m: sub foo(@a?) { say @a ?? "@a[]" !! "no arg" }; foo();
camelia no arg
MasterDuke_ m: sub foo(Int @a?) { say @a ?? "@a[]" !! "no arg" }; foo(my Int @ = (1, 2));
camelia 1 2
MasterDuke_ m: sub foo(Int @a?) { say @a ?? "@a[]" !! "no arg" }; foo();
camelia Type check failed in binding to parameter '@a'; expected Positional[Int] but got Array ($[])
in sub foo at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
MasterDuke_ ^^^ RT #118555 15:24
synopsebot6 Link: rt.perl.org/rt3/Public/Bug/Display...?id=118555
MasterDuke_ valid bug?
m: sub foo(Int $a?) { say $a ?? $a !! "no arg" }; foo(); 15:25
camelia no arg
MasterDuke_ m: sub foo(Int $a?) { say $a ?? $a !! "no arg" }; foo(1);
camelia 1
MasterDuke_ a type constraint on an optional Scalar works
Zoffix Yeah, I'd say it should work, though the author of the ticket seems a bit confused about what "Int @array" really means. 15:34
MasterDuke_ yeah, though i don't know how those were expected to work 4 years ago 15:36
but i agree that the behavior i showed above is wrong 15:37
Zoffix gah, channel logs down when I need 'em :( 15:53
Can anyone give me El_Che's URL to Ubuntu-on-Windows packages?
It should be somewhere among the last lines said
timotimo github.com/nxadm/rakudo-pkg/releas...2017.03_03 15:54
Zoffix timotimo++ thanks
timotimo yw 15:55
stmuk do you get adverts in cmd.exe now? 15:59
Zoffix never seen any 16:01
I think there is an option where you can disable ads
stmuk I'm fond of selective use of github.com/Nummer/Destroy-Windows-10-Spying 16:05
Zoffix just followed some guide during install 16:06
It's pretty ridiculous just how much it sends. If you only use the available controls, the lowest setting still sends all of your computer's info and all of the info for "contected devices" 16:07
If only there were a better gaming console! :)
timotimo i'm connected to about a gajillion devices on the public internet :) :)
stmuk it seemed to reset privacy settings with updates which I found annoying 16:08
Geth geth: 96ac635a6b | (Zoffix Znet)++ | 3 files
Implement Commit Filters / Add META.info filter

  - Lets generate custom-tailored IRC responses based
   on the WebHook event
  - Add a .pm6 file into `commit-filters/` with one sub that
   takes a GitHub even object.
  - Return False if filter did not match
  - Return the IRC response text string if filter did match
  - Implement filter for META.info -> META6.json swap messages		 16:52
geth: f03b3a31b8 | (Zoffix Znet)++ | 2 files
Make it possible to make silencing filters

  - Return undefined value to signal no match
  - Return false value to signal no response should
   be sent to IRC		 17:03
geth: ab477e6aaf | (Zoffix Znet)++ | lib/Geth/Plugin/GitHub.pm6
Remove useless method call
 17:05
japhb Zoffix: What is 'Stylish'? That's a low-SNR search word 17:28
Zoffix japhb: addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stylish/ 17:31
japhb "For you technical types out there, think of it this way: Stylish and userstyles.org are to CSS as Greasemonkey and userscripts.org are to JavaScript." OK, makes total sense now. 17:33
Huh, one of the top reviews claims it will start selling your data. 17:34
Zoffix Yeah, just saw that too :) 17:35
www.ghacks.net/2017/01/04/major-st...o-privacy/
Geth: uptime 18:03
Geth Zoffix, 10 seconds
geth: 4c0328898e | (Zoffix Znet)++ | bin/geth.p6
Add Uptime plugin
Zoffix <3 Phasers
timotimo neato.
Zoffix . 18:21
yoleaux 18:18Z <[Coke]> Zoffix: off by one error on your message in 538ddf2174
Zoffix what repo is that for?
[Coke] 18:16 <+Geth> Swapped META.info → META6.json in 1 dists in github.com/perl6/ecosystem/commit/538ddf2174
guessing maybe requiring a \n to end the line? 18:22
Zoffix sees no off by ones
Previous commit stripped new line at end of file; I fixed the script to include it as well 18:23
MasterDuke_ m: use nqp; sub foo(Array[Int] @a?) { }; my @params = nqp::getattr(&foo.signature, Signature, q|@!params|); for @params -> $p { say $p.type; say nqp::getattr($p, Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|) } 18:24
camelia (Positional[Array[Int]])
P6opaque: no such attribute '$!nominal_type' in type Parameter when trying to get a value
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
MasterDuke_ but in Parameter.pm: `method type() { $!nominal_type }`
why doesn't the `nqp::getattr()` work? 18:25
Zoffix decont
MasterDuke_ m: use nqp; sub foo(Array[Int] @a?) { }; my @params = nqp::getattr(&foo.signature, Signature, q|@!params|); for @params -> $p { say $p.type; say nqp::getattr(nqp::decont($p), Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|) } 18:28
camelia (Positional[Array[Int]])
(Positional[Array[Int]])
MasterDuke_ Zoffix++ ...but will that work in BOOTSTRAP.nqp...?
Zoffix No idea. Only one way to find out. 18:29
MasterDuke_ it's building right now 18:31
Zoffix Geth: uptime 18:52
Geth Zoffix, 49 minutes and 43 seconds
Zoffix \o/
<3 Number::Denominate
[Coke] (not-off-by-one) ah, misread the change on the last line. 19:12
pmurias nqp-m: my str $foo := 'Infinity stone'; say(+$foo) 20:03
camelia Inf
pmurias ^^ is this really desired
Zoffix m: my str $foo = 'Infin'; say +$foo 20:05
camelia Cannot convert string to number: Imaginary component of 'NaN' or 'Inf' must be followed by \i in '3Inf⏏5in' (indicated by ⏏)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1

Actually thrown at:
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
Zoffix pmurias: IMO no. I'm pretty sure there are places in P6 grammar we conver strings (or matches) to numbers and that bug probabpy affects it 20:06
[Coke] nqp-m: my str $foo := '234box'; say(+$foo) 20:07
camelia 234
Zoffix wow
[Coke] nqp-m: my str $foo := 'Inf check'; say(+$foo)
camelia Inf
Zoffix maybe it *is* by design. I think Perl5 does it the same way, doesn't it 20:08
pmurias Zoffix: the code that does the conversion looks broken 20:15
[Coke] in general or just with Inf?
pmurias it first does a strcmp with 'NaN' etc and when it doesn't match it just passes "Inf_trash_here" to atof 20:16
and atof turns that into Inf
geekosaur NaNcy typing, anyone? >.> 20:17
pmurias ahh, that was added because atof behaves differently on Windows 20:18
m: my str $foo = 'Infinity on Linux but not on windows'; my num $n = $foo;say $n 20:21
camelia Inf
Zoffix bah... so much for my writing all the tests for nums! 20:29
m: my num $ = 'Infwtf'
camelia This type cannot unbox to a native number: P6opaque, Str
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
Zoffix Well, at least that explodes :) 20:30
Geth rakudo/nom: ff4a034dd2 | (Stefan Seifert)++ | src/core/CompUnit/PrecompilationRepository.pm
Fix time stamp check interfering with packaging modules

Replace the last modification time stamp check in loading precompiled modules by a full checksum comparison. This helps with Debian's packaging process as they cap modification time stamps to provide reproducible builds.
nine We now no longer check any modification time stamps when loading precompilation files. We now fully rely on checksums. 20:31
pmurias seem much saner 20:32
* seems
japhb looks at github.com/zoffixznet/perl6-Number...e-imperial and suddenly realizes why a story written by a Canadian author depended on a gallon weighing 10 pounds, which made no sense to me .... 20:53
geekosaur :) 21:00
although metric's not *so* different in that regard; the original definitions of length, mass/weight, volume were related much the same way 21:01
(1cc water = 1g) 21:02
(or 1 cm^3 if you prefer) 21:03
perlpilot but a gallon weighs about 8 pounds 21:08
yoleaux 11:24Z <Zoffix> perlpilot: I hope you have thick skin, 'cause File::Temp might feature in a blog post :p
Zoffix I don't know if I wanna write a blog post anymore, but I might make Temp::Path that's File::Temp but with Perl 6-ish interface 21:13
like... so you don't have to close all the damn handles all the time :P 21:14
japhb perlpilot: Not outside the U.S. apparently. 21:23
geekosaur yes, there's a commonwealth/us difference there, I ran into it with respect to discussion of pints of beer once but don't recall details 21:24
japhb I always wondered why a pint of beer was so large in an actual British pub, thinking it was some drinking-establishment-specific thing. Oh no, it really is a larger pint than the one I'm used to. Which at least was based on binary, which made sense to me. 21:25
stmuk UK pint is 20 UK Fluid Oz or 568ml 21:36
US is 473ml 21:37
geekosaur yes, 16 US fluid oz 21:42
Zoffix ZofBot: The Wizard of Fluid Oz 21:43
ZofBot Zoffix, EXPORTALL(MY, <Ness>) Without an import list, "import" imports the ":DEFAULT" imports
MasterDuke_ i've been beating my head against this for a while, time to ask the hivemind 22:57
`my $type := nqp::getattr($param, Parameter, '$!nominal_type');`
the `$type.HOW.name($type)` is 'Positional[Int]' 22:58
$type is not defined, not null, not concrete, not a container, and is false 22:59
if i `nqp::create($type)`, i get `You cannot create an instance of this type ((null))` 23:00
m: sub foo(Int @a?) { say @a ?? "@a[]" !! "no arg" }; foo(); # this is what this is all about
camelia Type check failed in binding to parameter '@a'; expected Positional[Int] but got Array ($[])
in sub foo at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
MasterDuke_ and this is where i'm working: github.com/rakudo/rakudo/blob/nom/...#L626-L628 23:01
anybody have a suggestion of what to try? 23:02
mst alcoholism? 23:21
Zoffix m: use nqp; sub foo(Array[Int] @a?) { }; my @params = nqp::getattr(&foo.signature, Signature, q|@!params|); for @params -> $p { say $p.type; say nqp::create(nqp::getattr(nqp::decont($p), Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|)) 23:22
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Missing block
at <tmp>:1
------> 3cont($p), Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|))7⏏5<EOL>
expecting any of:
postfix
statement end
statement modifier
stateme…
Zoffix m: use nqp; sub foo(Array[Int] @a?) { }; my @params = nqp::getattr(&foo.signature, Signature, q|@!params|); for @params -> $p { say $p.type; say nqp::create(nqp::getattr(nqp::decont($p), Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|)) }
camelia (Positional[Array[Int]])
You cannot create an instance of this type ((null))
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
MasterDuke_ heh, i'll probably wait an hour or so for that
Zoffix m: use nqp; sub foo(Array[Int] @a?) { }; my @params = nqp::getattr(&foo.signature, Signature, q|@!params|); for @params -> $p { say $p.type; dd nqp::getattr(nqp::decont($p), Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|).new }
camelia (Positional[Array[Int]])
Positional[Array[Int]].new
Zoffix m: use nqp; sub foo(Array[Int] @a?) { }; my @params = nqp::getattr(&foo.signature, Signature, q|@!params|); for @params -> $p { say $p.type; dd nqp::getattr(nqp::decont($p), Parameter, q|$!nominal_type|) } 23:23
camelia (Positional[Array[Int]])
Positional[Array[Int]]
Zoffix MasterDuke_: something along those lines? Don't nqp::create it
Zoffix is just guessing 23:24
MasterDuke_ i just tried `nqp::index($type.HOW.name($type), '[') > 0 ?? $type !! nqp::create(Array);` and get `Internal error: inconsistent bind result`
Zoffix m: my $val; multi foo($ where {$val++ %% 2 ?? 1 !! 0}) { say "here" }; multi foo($) { say "♥" }; foo(42) for ^20 23:26
camelia Internal error: inconsistent bind result
in sub foo at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
MasterDuke_ and the decont() is unnecessary in BOOTSTRAP.nqp
Zoffix has no idea
MasterDuke_ oh, and same thing without the ternary and just return $type 23:46

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