TimToady unless constant accepts that in the name slot, which I tend to doubt 00:00
MasterDuke_ thanks, that helps. was looking at rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=113954 and trying to figure which parameters needed to be checked for spaces 00:03
samcv TimToady, yeah i assume all his are Artistic-2.0, i think he might have said that in channel actually
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samcv ok guys. so now i need to think about the indexic op. and how to return the information about how long the haystack match it found was. 07:35
not sure what our choices are. but we need to return the index of the located needle's beginning in haystack. 07:36
we also need to convey how many haystack chars expanded or just return back the index of the last cp of the match
but more important is do i have it return an array object? or what? how do we handle returning multiple values i know uhm 07:37
i know with radix we return an array 07:38
where out[0] is the numerical value of the radix number, out[1] is the number of digits converted
and out[2] is the offset after consumisg digits
not sure why it returns both number of cp's converted and the offset afterward, is that for convenience? 07:40
or is there something i'm not thinking of and why we do that. MasterDuke_ do you know
github.com/perl6/nqp/blob/master/d...down#radix or can out[2] be always determined from out[1] + the offset it was handed off
but i could do it exactly the same way as radix. and then it would be consistent as well 07:41
lizmat samcv: I think that would be a good start :-) 07:44
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samcv lizmat, :) 08:21
testing now on the eqatic op... cause i know if i mess it up i can actually launch up nqp and rakudo still :) and not have it die horribly with crazy errors 08:22
my @list := nqp::eqatic('ļ¬†ļ¬†', 'stst', 0); say(@list[0] ~ " " ~ @list[1])
get back "1 2" woo
1st is boolean on if it matched or not, second is the number of cp's the haystack expanded in the check
nice.
i dream of a day where this works :)
m: say 'ļ¬†a' ~~ m:i/st/ 08:23
camelia ļ½¢ļ¬†aļ½£
samcv getting closer every month
lizmat samcv: so it's returning an array of opaque Ints ? rather than a list_i ? 08:25
samcv uh. it's doing the exact same that uhm
radix does
lizmat ah, this is nqp, not Perl 6
samcv well it'd still work in perl6 just like radix does
but it's box int 08:26
result = MVM_repr_alloc_init(tc, MVM_hll_current(tc)->slurpy_array_type);
does that depend on the HLL in effect nqp vs perl6:?
just copy pasting from radix heh
lizmat samcv: please ignore me, should have looked up nqp::radix more closely 08:27
afk&
samcv np
timotimo samcv: in theory we could have an nqp:: op with multiple w registers 09:27
samcv hm
timotimo i just don't know how the rest of moar and nqp and rakudo will handle that :D
samcv k
well help me with something
lemme push this nqp branch
timotimo uh oh
samcv you know more about this.. 09:28
i am flying basically blind i have no clue how this works. or uh
github.com/samcv/nqp/commit/3090cd...9e3824267b
so i made a $o0 register. or something like that. holds objects. since now nqp::eqatic returns an object 09:29
and i want to shift the first element of this array into the integer regestir that the eqatic op *used* to put the result directly into it
how do
timotimo wow, my face when i restart the computer and chrome looks totally different 09:30
samcv ok so it pushes to @ins, this op() thingy
and the left thing is always the op
the 2nd arg is the register the **result** is put into? yes or no
i'm just guessing here. as i am very confused 09:31
timotimo from a register standpoint you are essentially "reading a register" here
even though you are mutating the object that is pointed at by the register
samcv uhm so the eqaticop takes what's in $s0
and puts result into $i0
yes or no 09:32
and %!reg<tgt> holds idk. and %!reg<pos. holds the haystack start position sent to eqatic?
err or tgt is the string
timotimo um, i don't know? what does your moarvm patch look like?
samcv eqatic('string', 'string2', %!reg<pos)
it returns an array
and shift works on it 09:33
same type of array radix returns
with two elements
timotimo oh, now i think i see how your stuff looks
samcv 1st element is the normal return value of eqatic
timotimo well, if you're changing the type of register for the first one in eqatic, you'll need a deprecation cycle or something 09:34
samcv so i need to get that first item in the array into where the return value used to go
it's only used in that one
place in nqp
timotimo OK
samcv it was only added in like 1 month ago
before it was inaccessible completely inside nqp or rakudo
timotimo i think you have shift reversed 09:35
samcv yeah idk what i'm doing
timotimo shift_o w(obj) r(obj)
i'll have to afk in a little bit
samcv ok
ok so look at the register to see how it lines up with that 09:36
timotimo i don't see why we wouldn't use a list_i for this task, though
samcv i don't either
timotimo if you're already unpacking it in the compiler anyway
samcv i've never worked with MVMObjects that are lists in Moar before
timotimo i.e. if we don't expect any user to ever write nqp::eqatic in their code
no problem, you just use the functions in reprconv.h
samcv also what's bad about a list_i. you can use list_i normally right. well as list_i's i've used them before 09:37
timotimo yeag 09:38
you konw how to create one inside moarvm?
samcv nope
timotimo you'll want the BOOTIntArray
grep for other uses of that and you'll be able to steal code i bet 09:39
BBL
don't forget you'll have to change the type of the register in the oplist and regenerate all the files from that 09:51
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samcv i did that already yeah 09:57
timotimo OK 09:58
jnthn samcv: Yeah, I'm happy with AL2; I really need to get around to going through all of my modules and doing housekeeping 11:38
(Making sure they all have license, META.info => META6.json in a few, etc.)
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samcv kk thx jnthn 18:01
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samcv jnthn, not sure what's going on with this license github.com/jnthn/json-path 18:49
it says MIT (X11) but the license text is clearly the MIT one. since the X11 license contains a clause about not advertising products and mentioning Xorg foundation in the promotion of it or something 18:50
so not relevant, and text is the standard MIT
jnthn I've no idea :) 19:13
I co-authored that module with masak long ago and he added the LICENSE file, and we did it as a port of the Perl 5 module
And seem to have inehrited the license from that 19:14
Thanks for all the PRs :)
samcv++
samcv :-) 19:15
well the text of the license is the MIT license
it says MIT license. but in one place says MIT (X11) 19:16
and X11 is the MIT license but an extra clause about advertising related to Xorg foundation. which clearly is ridiculous applied to this project
so i'm guessing it was unintentional
geekosaur I would consider that a historical thinko
the X11 license used to be the best known example of the MIT license
samcv *an* MIT license? cuase they added a cluase right? 19:17
argh can't type
jnthn Feels like historical accident, yes 19:19
geekosaur it's complicated >.> much of X11 was still under MIT license for a couple decades
jnthn If you're PRing, I guess could remove the X11 mention given that isn't what the actual license is
samcv yeah 19:21
i checked the full text of it against MIT to make sure no differences just to be extra sure
basically like writing `BSD 2 clause (3 clause) license` 19:23
which is confusing
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