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svnbot6 | r9744 | lwall++ | Various items for further discussion at the hackathon. | 02:53 | |
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ayrnieu | assertion "s1->encoding && s1->charset && !PObj_on_free_list_TEST(s1)" failed: f | 05:13 | |
ile "src/string.c", line 1341 | 05:14 | ||
Abort trap (core dumped) | |||
wee | |||
(this is pugs) | |||
arcady | but it sounds like parrot... | 05:15 | |
what with all the PObjs and core dumps | |||
ayrnieu | Perhaps: I have an embedded parrot. | ||
I have a pugs.core , however. | |||
arcady | that's definitely a parrot error | 05:17 | |
maybe embedding is broken | 05:18 | ||
not that I am a parrot expert, but that error message looks like a result of null pointers and/or access to already-freed objects | 05:21 | ||
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ayrnieu shudders. regexen are so brain-eatingly slow right now. | 06:13 | ||
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KingDiamond | so what's the current state of the exception handling implementation? any example of a try... catch? | 08:57 | |
I'm trying to determine the type of an object actually... is there a way I can do that currently? | 09:06 | ||
ayrnieu | any way at all? Look at its .perl | 09:08 | |
in perl6, you'll have standard ways to see if an object has a field or a method, however. | 09:09 | ||
and look in t/builtins/control_flow/try.t for exception handling | 09:10 | ||
KingDiamond | ah, thanks! | 09:11 | |
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gaal | KingDiamond: $obj.ref | 09:14 | |
though yeah, .does will be correct in more cases | 09:15 | ||
KingDiamond | gaal: w00t! this is what I needed. thanks. | 09:17 | |
gaal: so is there a way to list available object methods? | 09:25 | ||
ayrnieu | something in .meta , I expect. | ||
KingDiamond | ayrnieu: .meta doesn't work | 09:27 | |
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ayrnieu | yes, I know. | 09:28 | |
gaal | my @meths; push @meths, $_ for grep { $class.can($_) } 'a' .. 'zzzzzzzzzzzzz' | 09:35 | |
KingDiamond | gaal: heh :-) | 09:37 | |
spo0nman cant seem to get pugs to work. | |||
gaal | the zzz is an allusion to the speed in which this doesn't work | ||
spo0nman | pugs does not love me. | 09:38 | |
gaal | spo0nman: what doesn't work? | ||
spo0nman | gaal: ah! i cant seem to compile it. | ||
KingDiamond | spo0nman: you said there were problems with your kdelibs or something conflicting with parrot, right? | ||
spo0nman warns that he is on Freebsd 4.10 | |||
KingDiamond: that was linux. | 09:39 | ||
Im sure if i tried it with yet another OS it'll still not work. | |||
KingDiamond: Parrot compiles and runs in the /tmp/parrot dir but when i make install it cannot find parrotlibs. | 09:40 | ||
spo0nman pulls his hair. | |||
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gaal | brb, sorry - spo0nman please paste error messages | 09:41 | |
spo0nman | gaal: with FBSD, I got as fas as getting parrot ghc darcs and hs-plugins working ... pugs fails. | 09:42 | |
gaal: paste.lisp.org/display/18335 | 09:46 | ||
nothingmuch | spo0nman: you should consider working on feather.... it's been a long time | 09:49 | |
it's much more fun to work on pugs than to try and build it unsuccessfully =( | |||
spo0nman | nothingmuch: :) | ||
nothingmuch | just FYI: gmp is the gnu big num math library | ||
that I'm guessing haskell is using for the Integer data type | 09:50 | ||
spo0nman | nothingmuch: haskell works ... so i dont know if im missing it. | ||
nothingmuch | i'm not sure what ghcz is though | ||
spo0nman | nothingmuch: feather? /me does a web search. | ||
nothingmuch | yeah, it's odd | ||
spo0nman: feather.perl6.nl | |||
it's Juerd's donation | |||
you can use it to do perl 6 related things | |||
(development, IRC, web hosting, email) | 09:51 | ||
you need to mail Juerd and ask for an account | |||
spo0nman | sweet. | 09:52 | |
just tell me where to send the cookies. :) | |||
nothingmuch | well | ||
you can send me cookies | |||
i'll never say no =) | |||
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nothingmuch | spo0nman: see, fglock is using feather to connect =) | 09:53 | |
spo0nman | :) | ||
fglock | nothingmuch: hi! | 09:55 | |
nothingmuch | hola fglock | ||
fglock | pmichaud: re your comments in parrotsketch: you can enter the precedence table by using prototypes: 'sub infix:<-> is assoc:<left> is equiv:{infix:<+>}' - I'm not sure about the syntax, as there is no 'prototype' in S06 | 10:05 | |
nothingmuch: I'm looking for what to do next - maybe work a bit in a TGE/p5 | 10:06 | ||
nothingmuch | fglock: i'm too out of touch to advise right now | 10:07 | |
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fglock | later & | 10:10 | |
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gaal | camel: giant-moose.livejournal.com/119622.html | 11:38 | |
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KingDiamond | in a connect() object, I want to pass a body and header to the say() method; how to? :-/ | 12:00 | |
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gaal | $o = connect(..); $o.say("asdf") | 12:01 | |
or say $o: "asdf" | |||
see examples/network | |||
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svnbot6 | r9745 | fglock++ | Pugs-Compiler-Rule/TODO update | 13:30 | |
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audreyt | fglock: there? | 14:24 | |
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fglock | audreyt: hi | 14:29 | |
svnbot6 | r9746 | fglock++ | Pugs-Compiler-Rule/RuleInline.pl - a *fast* rule runtime | ||
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audreyt | fglock: is PCR-Dev.tgz still relevant? | 14:41 | |
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fglock | audreyt: no - it had some new ideas, but it is obsolete now | 14:42 | |
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audreyt | k, maybe rm it then | 14:42 | |
fglock | audreyt: it can compile the grammar using itself, but this is not important now | 14:43 | |
audreyt | the new PCR looks nice! | ||
svnbot6 | r9747 | audreyt++ | * re::override - build fix on Win32 and threaded perls; | ||
r9747 | audreyt++ | factor out NOTES from override.xs, and various cleanups. | |||
audreyt | is RuleInline for PCR 0.02, or would you like to push out a release using existing pX codebase first? | 14:44 | |
I'd like to do a re::override::PCR | |||
fglock | audreyt: thanks | ||
audreyt: inline is just an idea I had 10min ago :) | |||
svnbot6 | r9748 | fglock++ | rm PCR-dev.tar.gz | ||
audreyt | also, have you seen pmichaud's language/perl6/ optable (and very minimal grammar) for p6? | ||
fglock | audreyt: I've read about it - do you have a link? | 14:45 | |
gaal meows | |||
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audreyt | fglock: yes, svn.perl.org/parrot/trunk/languages.../grammar.g | 14:46 | |
I'm a little bit underwhelmed by its current scope... but seems like a clean start at least | |||
also, svn.perl.org/parrot/trunk/languages.../parse.pir is the initial optable population | 14:47 | ||
gaal: hey! | |||
fglock | oh, it doesn't use a statement table yet | ||
gaal | hey hey ms jetlag :) | 14:48 | |
fglock | audreyt: how about using sub prototypes to declare fixness/precedence/etc | ||
audreyt | gaal: *sigh* | ||
fglock: that's the right way to do it... | |||
fglock | do you think opp.pl can be of any use? | 14:50 | |
I'm looking for what to do next :) | |||
nothingmuch | mĆøĆøĆøĆøse | 14:51 | |
fglock | audreyt: S06 doesn't mention sub prototypes | 14:52 | |
audreyt | huh? | 14:53 | |
wolverian | I used Moose yesterday, it was nice.. :) | ||
audreyt | grep for "tighter" and "is assoc" | ||
fglock | audreyt: I mean, defining a sub without a block | 14:54 | |
but maybe I overlooked it | |||
audreyt | "proto" is it | ||
proto infix:<+> ($a, $b) { ... } | 14:55 | ||
fglock | audreyt: ok. S06 has 'sub foo {...}' - proto isn't there (dev.perl.org/perl6/doc/design/syn/S06.html) | 14:56 | |
audreyt | proto is S12. | 14:57 | |
it probably needs to be added to S06 as well | |||
something like, in S06.pod after "B<Multimethods>": | 15:06 | ||
+B<Prototypes> (keyword: C<proto>) specifies the commonalities (such | |||
+as parameter names, fixity and associativity) shared by all multis | |||
+of that name. | |||
TimToady: sanity-p? | |||
gaal | audreyt: then also +If a C<proto> is not specified explicitly, one is created based on the first C<multi> declaration | 15:07 | |
+A C<proto> declaration must come before any matching multis, if at all. | |||
right? | |||
(IIRC a discussion a month ago) | 15:08 | ||
audreyt | yup | ||
but that's in S12 | |||
which is very weird | 15:09 | ||
I think the whole para | |||
=head1 Multiple dispatch | |||
should be moved back to S06 | |||
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fglock | S06 has a 'Stub declarations' section - it could comment on 'proto' x '{...}' | 15:10 | |
audreyt | though "proto" only makes sense for multis | ||
(which is what you are working on now I presume) | |||
for normal subs, you can do forward declaration using the | |||
sub x { ... } | |||
... | |||
sub x { real body } | |||
form | |||
I think it's terribly inconsistent though | 15:11 | ||
I'd like to see all the proto forms moved to C<proto> | |||
but that's what is specced now | |||
and sorta makes some sense | |||
fglock | what's the place for a op precedence parser in Pugs::* ? I was thinking something like Pugs::Grammar::Category | 15:15 | |
audreyt | that's an excellent name. | ||
fglock | cool | ||
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nothingmuch goes bug hunting | 15:19 | ||
gotta clear out all those stupid things in the RT queues | |||
btw: halogen.note.amherst.edu/~jdtang/sc...rview.html | |||
seems nice | |||
fglock | lunch & | ||
nothingmuch | audreyt: i'm going to put HTML::FromANSI in a darcs repo on my website... cool? | 15:20 | |
and hopefully close the two bugs | |||
audreyt | nothingmuch: er sure | ||
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audreyt needs to crash for another 3hrs now | 15:20 | ||
I'll try to resume journaling after I wakeup :/ | 15:21 | ||
...hopefully before the akihabara walking tour | |||
audreyt waves... & | 15:22 | ||
nothingmuch | does 'temp $x' retain the value of the outer $x unless explicitly assigned? | ||
or do you have to say 'temp $x = $OUTER::x' ? | |||
audreyt | unspecced (!) | 15:23 | |
nothingmuch | i'll post to p6l | ||
one | 15:27 | ||
done | |||
Limbic_Region | um - slight typo in the temp x thread - the comment after the first block should say definately 5 not 10 | 15:32 | |
cognominal | is there a difference between PCR and PCRE? | 15:34 | |
chris2 | one means polymerasis chain reaction, and the other perl-compatible regular expressions :) | 15:35 | |
PerlJam | apparently I'm not the only one who thinks that when they see PCR | 15:38 | |
PCR == perl6 rules implementation. PCRE == perl5-ish regular expression implementation | 15:41 | ||
(btw) | |||
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audreyt | so maybe re::override::Pugs instead of ::PCR -- otherwise too confusing | 15:51 | |
Limbic_Region | audreyt is supposed to be sleeping | 15:52 | |
audreyt | I am sleeping... | ||
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GabrielVieira | hi | 15:54 | |
PerlJam | Limbic_Region: audreyt takes Ambein to help sleep and so is able to do all sorts of things while asleep. | 15:56 | |
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svnbot6 | r9749 | audreyt++ | * v6.pm: Alias++ requested the "use v6-pugs;" should be in a | 16:03 | |
r9749 | audreyt++ | line by itself (modulo whitespace/comments), to make PPI's life | |||
r9749 | audreyt++ | not totally miserable. | |||
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svnbot6 | r9750 | audreyt++ | * Pugs::Compile::Rule - avoid warnings in tests. | 16:06 | |
r9751 | audreyt++ | * re::override::PCRE - we really want 5.006+. | |||
stevan_ | dammit, I keep missing her | ||
stevan_ ponders sleeping every 3 hours to try and get in sync :P | |||
ingy | hi audreyt | 16:07 | |
stevan_ | wolverian: feel free to m??se on over to #moose (on perl.org) if you have any questions | ||
hey ingy | |||
you in .jp yet? | |||
ingy | audreyt: not yet | ||
PerlJam | stevan_: There was a chemical engineering student I used to know who would do that (sleep every few hours) | ||
ingy | grr | ||
stevan_: not yet | 16:08 | ||
audreyt: svn.kwiki.org/ingy/Sporx/ | |||
stevan_ will pretend if ingy wants him too | |||
svnbot6 | r9752 | audreyt++ | * Main.hs - 6.28.0 will use the Japanese version of the title poem. | ||
ingy | stevan_: svn.kwiki.org/ingy/Sporx/README | ||
stevan_ | ingy: nice :) | ||
ingy | I'm about to do the insane part of the hackj | 16:09 | |
stevan_ | which is? | ||
ingy | each slide will be mutated into a Javascript function which returns takahashi markup | ||
so that normal slides act normally | 16:10 | ||
stevan_ | ingy++ # bringings his own personal brand of insanity to the world of Javascript | ||
ingy | but slides with embedded Javperlscript do evil things | 16:11 | |
stevan_ | I look forward to an Inline.js | ||
ingy | gah | ||
stevan_ | :) | ||
ingy | stevan_: did you see Inline::Module | ||
released last night? | |||
stevan_ | no, what is that? | ||
looking .... | |||
ingy | search.cpan.org/src/INGY/Inline-Mod...lib/Foo.pm | ||
stevan_ | :) | ||
ingy | Module::Compile++ | 16:12 | |
audreyt++ | |||
stevan_ | this is like mixins, but crazier | ||
ingy | mixons | ||
stevan_ | yes, ++ all around indeed | ||
ingy | I feel like I've got my evil mojo back | ||
stevan_ | PerlJam: IIRC, DaVinci only slept something like 20 min every 4 hours | 16:13 | |
ingy | that's a man with a BIG todo list | ||
stevan_ | ingy: no doubt, Module::Compile is the gateway drug :) | ||
ingy | :) | 16:14 | |
stevan_: I need to do a rewrite with dconway | |||
svnbot6 | r9753 | fglock++ | Pugs-Compiler-Rule/RuleInline.pl - added benchmark | ||
r9754 | audreyt++ | * Revert "use" and "require" to use the internal forms | |||
r9754 | audreyt++ | for now, as it doesn't (yet) work for anything other | |||
r9754 | audreyt++ | than Test.pm. Will revisit when YAML+Closure works. | |||
stevan_ quakes with fear | |||
fglock | plain PCR: 5263 iterations/second; fast PCR: 149000/s | ||
ingy | audreyt's on fire | ||
stevan_ | she is always more productive when she sleeps | 16:15 | |
s/sleeps/is sleeping/ | |||
ingy gets some coke from the fridge | |||
stevan_ always keeps it in the little gold ankh around his neck, Superfly style :P | 16:16 | ||
audreyt | ingy: give me proper VimMode highliting (via Kwiki::/Spork::) in Sporx please :) | 16:19 | |
audreyt is tired of {{#c|}} | |||
ingy | audreyt: I can do better | 16:20 | |
audreyt | I want to use kwid :) | ||
ingy | wait til you see it | ||
audreyt | okay. will you be in the Akihabaratour? | ||
when'd you arrive? | |||
ingy | 1720 tomoorrow | ||
I think I am joining the dinner | 16:21 | ||
miyagawa | yeah. | ||
hacking dinner! | |||
ingy | we can do last minute hacking at dinner and beyond | ||
audreyt | k | ||
ingy | I'll convert everyone to Sporx JIT | 16:22 | |
audreyt | yay! | ||
ingy++ ingy++ | |||
ingy | :) | ||
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fglock | audreyt: 'fastPCR' (nonbacktracking) is 30x faster then plain CPR - it could be used as a first-try, and then fallback to backtracking | 16:27 | |
s/CPR/PCR/ | |||
audreyt | fglock: nice! | ||
(both PArrows and Parsec uses commit-by-default, try-if-you-must strategy) | |||
it's so useful that I sometimes wonder if rules can take a :eager flag ;) | 16:28 | ||
fglock | audreyt: is there a swich to disable backtracking in rules (other than ':') | ||
:) | |||
audreyt | otoh, if we are using parser combinator style with {return...} | 16:29 | |
then | |||
token : {return ...} | |||
makes great documentation | |||
the colon feels like an operator there | |||
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audreyt | so maybe adding it isn't that big a requirement | 16:29 | |
fglock | audreyt: but then you would need token : token : token : {return} if you have a longer statement | 16:30 | |
or maybe not - it can be optimized by the emitter | |||
(or by TGE) | 16:31 | ||
stevan_ is starting to think that Perl 5i (of whatever it was called) will actually be out by *this* christmas | |||
audreyt | I'm not sure how TGE figures into this :) | ||
it can be optimized by the emitter for sure. | |||
stevan_: yes. | 16:32 | ||
definitely :) | |||
fglock | audreyt: I'm trying to find out things that TGE could be used for :) | ||
p5i? | |||
audreyt | (note that I submitted a YAPC::NA talk "Deploying Perl 6" counting on the existence of something like that at there) | ||
fglock: imvvho, nothing :) | |||
stevan_ | audreyt: Moose 0.03 will be out later this week with a nice Moose::Cookbook in it | ||
(and a bunch of other features/improvements too) | 16:33 | ||
audreyt | fglock: TGE does two directions of tree-based propagation, namely propagating AST nodes from bottom to up, and propagate context etc from up to down | ||
the first one is easily effected with the :{return...} combinator style | 16:34 | ||
ingy | CĆøĆøkbĆøĆøk | ||
audreyt | the other direction is what multimethods is for | ||
stevan_: ooooh | |||
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audreyt | 18:36 < audreyt> the other direction is what multimethods is for | 16:34 | |
fglock | ok | 16:36 | |
audreyt | TGE makes sense for parrot, as writing either direction in PIR would suck | ||
but in a self-hosting context, p6 itself is more powerful/expressive than AGs | |||
(ags = attribute grammars that TGE implements) | 16:37 | ||
PerlJam | it had better be! | ||
audreyt | indeed :) | ||
Limbic_Region wonders how good audreyt is at predicting the future in her sleep | 16:39 | ||
any idea when 6.28.x of Pugs will be? | |||
fglock | I'm trying to find a reference on how faster the algorithm used by PGE op-precedence is, vs. plain p6 grammar | ||
audreyt | Limbic_Region: I have no idea... too many things in flux. would have more details after meetup with ingy/damian/etc this week | 16:40 | |
PerlJam | fglock: isn't like comparing table-lookup to stack-unwinding (or similar)? | 16:41 | |
audreyt | I need to get S06+S12 totally digested into _implementable_ forms... preferably with P5 backups and Perl6::API specs | ||
s/backup/runtime support/ | |||
Limbic_Region thanks audreyt for her noop cycles and wanders back off to lurking | 16:43 | ||
fglock | nice: www.parsifalsoft.com/gloss.html | 16:45 | |
svnbot6 | r9755 | audreyt++ | * Fix pugs -BJS compilation by temporarily emulating VCode serialization | 16:47 | |
r9755 | audreyt++ | for Perl5. Eventually this needs to be "fixed" by making PIL2JS | |||
r9755 | audreyt++ | accepting the YAML tree instead of raw Perl5 tree. | |||
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audreyt | o/~ But in that sleep of 'Net / what dreams may come / when we have shuffled off / this mortal coil / must give us Code o/~ | 16:51 | |
bbl :) & | 16:52 | ||
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ingy | any js experts in the house? | 16:56 | |
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fglock | stevan_: Perl 5i is Moose? | 16:57 | |
eric256 | Moose!!! ;) | 16:58 | |
ingy | elk | ||
31k | 16:59 | ||
eric256 is considering playing with Moose to build objects for a Plugin system... the before, after, around are perfect for it...i think ;) | |||
eric256 wondered what 31,000 had to do with anything lol | |||
audreyt | fglock: I think stevan means "use v6-pugs" without writing v6 :) | 17:00 | |
fglock: that is, use all the runtime support, but with perl5 syntax | |||
stevan_ | fglock: IIRC Perl 5i was the ingy project that spawned Spiffy (ingy please correct me if I am misguided) | 17:02 | |
fglock | audreyt: does it make sense to port perl5/Perl6-(Container|Value) to plain p5? | ||
stevan_ | fglock: so with Moose, PCR, Module::Compile, etc, we will have something pretty close | ||
audreyt | fglock: it does... but my brain is in alpha-wave now, so there's not enough Ghz to think about this | 17:03 | |
maybe tomorrow | |||
ingy | stevan_: I think you are misguided | 17:06 | |
perl5i was my idea to extend the perl5-i(nternals) | 17:07 | ||
adding opcodes for Perl6ish stuff | |||
and perl5i was supposed to provide a clean OO API (C level) for those internals. | 17:08 | ||
eric256 curses himself for developing on windows where it can be soo hard to install modules. | 17:10 | ||
Limbic_Region | eric256 - using AS? | ||
eric256 | yea | 17:11 | |
me and my constant battle. i used to have cpan setup with VC++ i should figure that out agian. | |||
Limbic_Region | I was just checking if they use a freeware compiler or if they use the $$$ one | 17:12 | |
you would think that if they used a freebie one that there would be easy to follow instructions for building your own - I should ask crazyinsomniac | 17:13 | ||
ingy | anyone hang out on #javascript? | 17:15 | |
Ara4n has asked q's there (very) intermittently | |||
or was that #js? | |||
no, it was #javascript | 17:16 | ||
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Juerd | ingy: Isn't that quite easily checked by joining the channel and having a look at its names list? :) | 17:21 | |
ingy | Juerd: it's a big list | 17:22 | |
Juerd | I see | ||
ingy | much bigger than here :p | ||
Juerd | Only 30 bigger. | 17:23 | |
Limbic_Region | eric256 - what AS build are you using? I have just read that as of build 815 - MinGW works seamlessly with AS | 17:28 | |
eric256 | i have build 815 | 17:30 | |
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fglock | I'm using PxPerl with MinGW, and AS too - I frequently get path problems :) | 17:31 | |
eric256 | L~R i'm not registered so i can't msg you. | 17:40 | |
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ruoso is still alive after very very much beer in the weekend... | 17:41 | ||
Limbic_Region | ahh - nevermind anyway - I figured it out | ||
integral | Limbic_Region: /nickserv set unfiltered on # will allow people to msg you | 17:42 | |
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fglock | ruoso :) | 17:43 | |
ruoso | fglock, so... I saw 06-subrule.t is working... | 17:46 | |
Limbic_Region | hanks integral | 17:48 | |
fglock | ruoso: PCR 0.02 may go to cpan today | 17:51 | |
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ruoso | fglock, I need to see what's missing on lrep after that... | 17:59 | |
fglock, it looks like I'll be able to make it work again | |||
fglock, PCR has the features the old iterator_engine had... | |||
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ruoso working too much :( | 18:03 | ||
fglock | ruoso: I'm also experimenting with a new version - see RuleInline.pl - it will be more than 10x faster | 18:04 | |
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ruoso | fglock, does it brake the "abi" again? | 18:06 | |
. o O (it's weird to think in Perl 5 as binary ) | 18:07 | ||
fglock, or it's a in-place replacement? | |||
nothingmuch | i'm going to release a new Test::TAP::HTMLMatrix | 18:11 | |
last chance to fix the display: file:///Users/nothingmuch/Perl/Test-TAP-HTMLMatrix/example_html/summary.html | 18:12 | ||
err | |||
nothingmuch.woobling.org/tth_exampl...mmary.html | |||
if anyone feels they can make that prettier | 18:13 | ||
eric256 | that looks purty ;) | ||
nothingmuch | it's 'orrible | 18:14 | |
fglock | ruoso: abi? | ||
nothingmuch | i couldn't write CSS if my life depended on it | ||
eric256 | yea i'm not too picky though. anything is prettier than my feather.perl6.nl/~eric256/t_index/ ;) | ||
so if you find someone to help you with that...send them my way too. | 18:15 | ||
we need offical P6 stylists and Librarians. | |||
ruoso | fglock, the perl 5 code that runs with PCR will run with RuleInline.pl? or will need to be re-written? | ||
fglock | ruoso: RuleInline will be transparent - it will first try a fast match, and if it fails, it will try the old PCR | 18:17 | |
ruoso: the fast match can't backtrack | |||
nothingmuch | okay | ||
too late =) | 18:18 | ||
ruoso | fglock, alright... so it's just an enhancement to PCR, not a substitute | ||
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ingy | yay, my refactoring of the takahashi.js was successful | 18:49 | |
nothingmuch | Test::TAP::Model and Test::TAP::HTMLMatrix uploaded to CPAN | ||
now with consolidated view support | 18:50 | ||
this means two test runs can be diffed | |||
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PerlJam waits for "... this means we'll have a perl6 compiler by tomorrow" ;-) | 18:51 | ||
s/\ba\b/*the*/ | |||
ruoso wonders if it would be a good idea to use PCR to build a Perl 5 parser and then write a P5->P6 compiler | 18:52 | ||
nothingmuch | ruoso: not a good idea | 18:53 | |
waste of effort | |||
larry can already give you an opptree with an embedded parse tree | |||
which is really as good as it gets for perl 5 | 18:54 | ||
remember that perl 5 has no spec but the code | |||
ruoso | nothingmuch, that's a point | ||
:) | |||
nothingmuch | IMHO your time is too valuable to be wasted on that, but if that's what you consider fun, by all means ;-) | ||
ruoso | but a P5optree -> P6syntree converter may be useful... | 18:55 | |
Juerd | ingy: So does Perl 6, though it doesn't call them setters and getters... :) | ||
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ingy | Juerd: accessors & mutators? | 18:58 | |
Juerd | ingy: has $foo will FETCH { ... } will STORE { ... }; | 18:59 | |
Two different closures for the same thing. | |||
nothingmuch | ruoso: the problem with p5optree is that it's too low level | 19:02 | |
but if you start on that larry will be very greatful | |||
i think what we *really* want is a perl5opparsetree to perl5 ast | |||
and then a perl 5 ast to perl 6 ast | |||
ruoso | hmm... so a p5 ast is to be defined yet | 19:03 | |
PerlJam | ruoso: do you grok PIR? | ||
ruoso | PerlJam, not yet... | 19:06 | |
nothingmuch | ruoso: yes, that's perl 5's biggest problem | ||
as far as compilation is concerned | |||
the parse tree doesn't have enough semantic meaning | 19:07 | ||
and the optree is too implementation specific | |||
ruoso | PerlJam, I'm a little skeptical about something that could represent anything high-level... | ||
PerlJam, But I have to take a look... | 19:08 | ||
PerlJam | ruoso: Well, do you grok perl6 rules? | ||
ruoso | PerlJam, yes... | ||
PerlJam | ruoso: maybe it would be useful for you to hack on the perl6 grammar? | ||
ruoso | PerlJam, Probably... | 19:09 | |
PerlJam, do you have something specific to point me at? | |||
PerlJam, I mean, docs | |||
PerlJam | ruoso: um, look in the parrot source tree in languages/perl6 | 19:11 | |
ruoso | ooops... svn.perl.org/viewcvs/parrot/ throwing error | 19:13 | |
RuntimeError: instance.__dict__ not accessible in restricted mode | |||
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pawel_ | hi all | 19:36 | |
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nothingmuch | hi | 19:37 | |
fglock | pmurias: hi! | 19:47 | |
pmurias | PerlJam: do you need read or write PIR skills? | 19:54 | |
PerlJam | pmurias: I need time. :-) | 19:55 | |
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PerlJam | I can read/write perl5, pir, perl6, rules, etc. but I have no time. | 19:55 | |
I was suggesting to ruoso that something of use would be to work on the perl6 language stuff in the parrot tree since it's coming to fruition | |||
(i.e., there were some checkins over the weekend dealing with the perl6 grammat and what not) | 19:56 | ||
pmurias | personally i really dislike pir, i don't have any assembler or BASIC experience so it's a pain for me to deciphere all those gotos | 20:01 | |
PerlJam | I've always thought PIR remarkably similar to perl. | 20:02 | |
(aside from the weird assembly-isms) | |||
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pasteling | "ruoso" at 201.9.29.142 pasted "Test rule emitted code" (19 lines, 417B) at sial.org/pbot/16499 | 20:13 | |
ruoso | fglock, please take a look at the paste | 20:14 | |
fglock, is it correct as a rule method declaration? | |||
fglock, I know it's dirty... but it works... | 20:15 | ||
fglock, maybe Pugs::Compiler::Rule could offer an initialization with the code sub already defined... | |||
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KingDiamond | okay, quick question: why does slurp() take the filename as a param and not a file object? | 20:18 | |
pmurias | KingDiamond: more usefull in short scripts | ||
ruoso | KingDiamond, according to Perl6::Slurp it can take a file object too | 20:19 | |
KingDiamond | ruoso: yeah, it apparently does but, interestingly, I get different outputs using slurp($file_obj) and slurp("filename"); why? | ||
ruoso | KingDiamond, interesting... do you have a test case? | 20:20 | |
KingDiamond | I'm trying to read a binary file, if it helps | ||
yeah, gimme a sec | |||
fglock | ruoso: how about: *{'rule'} = PCR->compile( '<?p6ws>*' )->code; - this is much cleaner | ||
ruoso | fglock, but then I didn't compile the code at first | 20:21 | |
I'll have to compile everytime... | |||
fglock, a rule declaration can be compiled at compile time... it doesn't need to be compiled at ruuntime | |||
pmurias | fglock: why does PGR->rule("%hash") return undef? | 20:22 | |
fglock | ruoso: ok - we'd better add an 'emit_method' or something | ||
pmurias: did you define the %hash rule? currently it emits a warning and returns undef | 20:23 | ||
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pmurias | it does *not* emit a warning, end according to the PGR/Rule.pm &variable handles the hash case | 20:25 | |
s/end/and/ | |||
fglock | ruoso: your code uses internals - it would break if PCR changes | ||
pmurias: see P::Emitter::Rule::Perl5 line 122 | 20:27 | ||
bbiab & | |||
ruoso | fglock, I know... probably we need a 'compiled' method... like my $rule = P::C::R->compiled(sub { ... }); | ||
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ruoso is considering using Symbol::Glob to have the rule object as the scalar value and the rule method as the code value | 20:48 | ||
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fglock | ruoso: like '$rule' and 'sub rule'? | 21:03 | |
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ruoso | fglock, yes... | 21:14 | |
fglock, actually Symbol::Glob is a little weird... | |||
fglock, doing by hand seems easier | |||
fglock, then both will be available... and the push problem is solved | 21:15 | ||
fglock | ruoso: the push problem is going to be fixed with Pugs::Grammar::Category (opp.pl is a prototype) | 21:16 | |
ruoso: when you get a declaration like 'sub infix:<x> {...}' you add the sub to category 'infix' and it's done | 21:18 | ||
ruoso | fglock, I agree that 'sub infix:<x>' must work... but push @rules, $rule; should work also | ||
since rules can be defined as "my $rule = rule {...}" | 21:19 | ||
KingDiamond | hmm... so looks like I was wrong (thankfully) about the slurp() thing... however, something's goign wrong when I'm concatenating strings with binary data | 21:20 | |
fglock | ruoso: there are categories 'rxsomething' - see S05 (near end of file) | ||
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pasteling | "ruoso" at 201.9.29.142 pasted "Another rule declaration proposal... presuming P::C::R->compiled(CODE) is available..." (22 lines, 448B) at sial.org/pbot/16500 | 21:31 | |
ruoso | fglock, please take a look at the paste | 21:32 | |
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fglock | ruoso: $rule needs a closure with a predefined grammar | 21:36 | |
ruoso | fglock, hmmm... ok... | 21:38 | |
fglock, the rule object can have that defined, right? | 21:39 | ||
fglock, I mean in the compilation | |||
fglock, oh... now I noticed... | 21:40 | ||
fglock | ruoso: no, because you need inheritance to work | ||
ruoso | fglock, I was dumb | ||
fglock, the sub definition is wrong | |||
fglock, it should be *{'rule'} = ${'rule'}->code(); | 21:41 | ||
eric256 | you know if you are the only two talking you can drop the names right? :) | ||
pasteling | "ruoso" at 201.9.29.142 pasted "*fixed* Another rule declaration proposal... presuming P::C::R->compiled(CODE) is available..." (20 lines, 431B) at sial.org/pbot/16501 | ||
fglock | eric256: no more :) | 21:42 | |
ruoso | eric256, yeah... now we have three | ||
:) | |||
eric256, in my IRC client I get noticed when someone speaks my name | |||
eric256 | ahhh | 21:43 | |
i mean... ruoso, ahhh | |||
;) | |||
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ruoso | fglock, considering the fix... what do you think? | 21:47 | |
fglock | sorry, I don't see what are you trying to do | ||
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ruoso | fglock, lrep-compiler? | 21:48 | |
fglock, trying to find out the perl 5 equivalent code to some perl 6 code... | |||
fglock | ruoso: you want perl5 versions for variable and method, right? | 21:50 | |
ruoso | right | 21:52 | |
fglock | how about making a PCR subclass? | 21:54 | |
ruoso | fglock, the difference is that I don't want to compile at runtime... | 21:55 | |
fglock, I'll compile and dump the code of the rules as perl5 code | |||
fglock, compiling Perl6.p6 to Perl6.pm | |||
and then lrep.p6 to lrep | 21:56 | ||
and so on | |||
fglock | ruoso: you don't need Pugs::Compiler::Rule - you can write a small program that dumps the compiled code to a file - you only need Pugs::Grammar::Rule and Pugs::Emitter::Rule::Perl5 | 22:00 | |
ruoso | fglock, Pugs::Compiler::Rule provides convenience methods, such as ->code() and ->match()... | 22:01 | |
fglock, I just need to restore the $rule from the compiled code | 22:02 | ||
fglock | ruoso: you can build a PCR pre-compiled object with bless{ code => eval "..." }, PCR; | 22:03 | |
ruoso | fglock, but ok... I'll subclass it to implement... | ||
fglock, that's from where I started... | |||
fglock, the first paste looked like this | |||
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fglock | we could implement a 'dump' method to return this | 22:05 | |
ruoso | fglock, I already use $rule->{perl5} to get the compiled code... | ||
fglock, a method for this would be nice... | 22:06 | ||
fglock | ok! | ||
ruoso | fglock, I just need to recreate the rule at runtime with the code saved at compiletime | ||
fglock, in the last paste the code is the resulting $rule->{perl5} of a compilation... | 22:07 | ||
i mean, the code inside the ->compiled() | 22:08 | ||
fglock | ruoso: you can try: instead of 'Pugs::Compiler::Rule->compiled(' - ${'rule'} = bless{ code => sub {...} }, Pugs::Compiler::Rule; | 22:10 | |
ruoso | fglock, I know that works... I already tried that... | ||
fglock, the problem is that it counts on too many internals... | 22:11 | ||
but forget it... I'll subclass it and implement... | |||
fglock | ruoso: i put it in the TODO list - so I'll not forget | 22:15 | |
svnbot6 | r9756 | fglock++ | PCR - added a serializer/Dump to TODO list | ||
fglock | later & | 22:16 | |
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svnbot6 | r9757 | ruoso++ | lrep close to work with the new PCR... | 23:12 | |
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