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patrickb Is it possible to explicitly pass an undefined value as a named argument to a function, so that the function thinks the named wasn't passed (and thus get's defaults applied)? 11:16
tellable6 2020-11-04T18:16:54Z #raku <tony-o> patrickb merged on pluggable. 11:17
lizmat patrickb: no that I know of 11:18
patrickb Reason I ask, I'd like to not state the default again in the following code: sub foo(Bool :$p = False) {} foo(p => $some_external<source> // False); 11:19
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lizmat named argument default assignment is basically based on an existskey check 11:21
patrickb Hm. Can one conditionally pass an argument? In Perl one could do `(some => $pair) xx defined $pair` (or so). 11:23
tyil patrickb: when I want to conditionally add arguments to a call, I generally make a hash, and use | to pass it into the sub 11:26
p.tyil.nl/meli like so
patrickb tyil: That's an idea.
tyil though there may be cleaner ways to do this, I'm sure
patrickb tyil: The reason I asked actually is a PR I just submitted for App::Assixt gitlab.com/tyil/perl6-app-assixt/-...equests/15 11:27
I took the easy route though and just added `// False` to the parameter gitlab.com/tyil/perl6-app-assixt/-...220c_90_86 11:28
tyil heh, nice one 11:29
a lot of that code could probably be written a lot better now that I have gotten better at Raku in general :p 11:30
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tyil but that MR itself looks good 11:31
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patrickb When trying to install Assixt there was another install failure in Config::Parser::toml that I somehow managed to make disappear: gist.github.com/patrickbkr/71dbdec...ec06505f69 11:32
Might be worth to have a look though.
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tyil gotta admit, it's been a while since I last did some Raku, but this might be a fun afternoon to get back into writing some code 11:33
I think the Config::Parser::toml issue is fixed in later Config versions, so I'd just need to make Assixt use Config:api<3> 11:34
patrickb Ah, that might explain why the error disappeared after I manually installed the dependencies. 11:35
lizmat is doing some maint on the Rake module 11:36
tyil patrickb: heh, just copied over my old desktop's assixt dir 11:39
and it includes 1 uncommitted change, to update App::Assixt::Config to use $config.set() :p 11:40
patrickb :-P
I beat you to it ;-)
tyil ===> Testing [OK] for App::Assixt:ver<1.0.0>:api<1> 11:46
(from zef install .)
I should probably walk through the docs and update "perl 6" to "raku" as well 11:47
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JJAtria[m] O, hi Raku language group on Gitlab 👋 12:01
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xheimlich what's the simplest or most popular equivalent of Python's Flask or FastAPI in Python? 12:04
not a web framework but something simple that routes get and post queries to functions. 12:05
maybe something that's commonly used in tandem with a development server like uvicorn.
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tadzik xheimlich: cro.services/ probably 12:09
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xheimlich sounds about right. 12:12
the ergonomics of raku for the small things is amazing compared to python. 12:13
maybe fastapi is neater in that it gets to use dataclasses to validate and emit json outputs, and autogenerates a list of routes from the decorated functions. But the latter is something one rarely does for services with two or three entrypoints and the former probably has some idiomatic way of going about it. 12:14
(I'm not about to try and *exactly* reproduce the functionality of python. Loving Raku so far.) 12:15
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patrickb tyil: Just created another PR with more assixt fixes. 12:24
tyil patrickb: youre on a roll, keep it coming :D 12:25
patrickb nah, I actually just want to use the thing and it keeps throwing errors at me...
how do I turn `$config<runtime><name> = $name;`into a .set equivalent?
tyil $config.set('runtime.name') iirc 12:26
patrickb what about `$config<runtime>{$key} = $value;` ? 12:29
tbrowder hi, all 12:30
patrickb never mind. Kind of obvious...
tbrowder in a grammar that reads an input file, how do i get the line number for a token? 12:31
do i have to count newlines as i proceed? 12:32
moritz you can determine it using the cursor position 12:33
something like $/.prematch.lines.elems give you the current line number
m: say "ab\ncd\nef" ~~ /ef/; say $/.prematch.lines.elems
camelia ｢ef｣
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tbrowder ah, that’s the ticket, thanks, moritz! 12:34
moritz ah, that's off-by-one because .lines ignores the trailing newline
tbrowder ok
moritz there should be a working example in Grammar::ErrorReporting 12:35
tbrowder thnx
moritz 1 + $/.prematch.trim-trailing.lines.elems 12:36
should be correct
tbrowder m: say “ab\ncd\n\ef” ~~ /cd/; say $/.prematch.trim-trailing.lines.elems 12:39
camelia ｢cd｣
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moritz and you need the 1 + because we usually count lines starting from 1, not 0 12:40
tbrowder probably because it’s zero-indexed as it should be
yes
it all makes perfect sense, i love raku!! 12:41
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SmokeMachine is there yet a way to get the peer's host/port on a udp "connection" from IO::Socket::Async.bind-udp? 15:25
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melezhik .tell patrickb: Config::Parser::toml test OK on Rakudist - rakudist.raku.org/sparky/report/debian/912 , which version of Rakudo do you use? 16:03
tellable6 melezhik, I'll pass your message to patrickb
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xinming_ SmokeMachine: do you have plan to add support for table inheritance? 16:36
tellable6 2020-11-04T22:15:17Z #raku <SmokeMachine> xinming_ the first step has been done: github.com/FCO/Red/issues/452
xinming_ SmokeMachine: something like this: paste.debian.net/1170210/ 16:39
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SmokeMachine xinming_: like this or on database? www.irccloud.com/pastebin/g63nHeRV/ 16:49
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SmokeMachine xinming_: yes, that should work... that's a bug 17:01
github.com/FCO/Red/issues/128 17:04
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jmerelo Here's this unanswered question in StackOverflow, you might want to take a look stackoverflow.com/questions/646842...-raku-to-c 17:57
tellable6 2020-11-06T14:13:46Z #raku-dev <[Coke]> jmerelo - I am @coke on gitlab
jmerelo .tell [Coke] on its way 17:58
tellable6 jmerelo, I'll pass your message to [Coke]
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cpan-raku New module released to CPAN! Rake (0.0.3) by 03ELIZABETH 18:14
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jdv79 theres a resturant named Raku near me. i havent checked it out yet. forgot about it but noticed it while i was "parking" 18:22
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SmokeMachine m: class A { multi method a(Mu:) {"A"} }; class B is A { multi method a(Mu:) {"B"} }; say B.a # This gives this error 19:39
camelia Ambiguous call to 'a(B: )'; these signatures all match:
(Mu: *%_)
(Mu: *%_)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
SmokeMachine m: class A { multi method a(Mu:) {"A"} }; class B is A { proto method a {*}; multi method a(Mu:) {"B"} }; say B.a # But I can fix like this 19:41
camelia B
SmokeMachine m: class A { multi method a(Mu:) {"A"} }; class B is A {}; B.^add_multi_method: "a", my method (Mu:) {"B"}; B.^compose; say B.a # But how can I fix this case? 19:42
camelia Ambiguous call to 'a(B: )'; these signatures all match:
(Mu: *%_)
(Mu: *%_)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
SmokeMachine m: class A { multi method a(Mu:) {"A"} }; class B is A {}; B.^add_multi_method: "a", my proto method a {*}; B.^add_multi_method: "a", my method (Mu:) {"B"}; B.^compose; say B.a # this doesn't seem to work 19:43
camelia Ambiguous call to 'a(B: )'; these signatures all match:
(Mu: *%_)
(Mu: *%_)
(Mu: *%_)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
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SmokeMachine I think I've found it! 19:50
m: class A { multi method a(Mu:) {"A"} }; class B is A {}; B.^add_method: "a", my proto method a {*}; B.^add_multi_method: "a", my method (Mu:) {"B"}; B.^compose; say B.a
camelia B
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[Coke] non raku Q: is there a way to declare a very long string in JSON without having it between a single set of ""'s ? like, I have 100 lines and I'd really like to be able to do "line1\n" + "line2\n" and put real line breaks in. 21:18
... I suppose I can use real newlines in the one very-long-string
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Grinnz yes, literal newlines are valid json 21:26
or i should say, are valid in json strings
just not very common 21:27
actually that may not be true 21:28
moon-child per the json spec, a character is everything from 0x20 to 0x10ffff, except for " and \ 21:35
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moon-child but I expect most json parsers will accept a literal newline 21:35
Grinnz they don't appear to, which is why i'm second-guessing 21:36
ah right, 0a < 20 21:37
hexadecimal is hard
so no, you can't do that
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Grinnz and no, there's no other way if it needs to stay a single string in the json format 21:38
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Grinnz i wonder if JSONY has a way 21:39
doesn't look like it 21:41
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[Coke] ew. 22:02
Danke.
if I had control over the reader, I'd make it take a string or an array of strings. ah well
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