#parrot Parrot 0.6.4 "St. Vincent Amazon" Released | parrotcode.org/ | 15 new, 648 open, 80 stalled tix | logged in irclog.perlgeek.de/parrot/today
Set by moderator on 28 July 2008.
cognominal too bad, I did not follow parrot lately 00:00
I arrive one day early and quit one day after. So I will have one day for tourism and one day for hackathon 00:01
jonathan Cool! 00:02
cognominal do you jnow when is the hackathon?
jonathan I already visited Copenhagen for tourism before, so will just hack!
Well, there is hacking on the Tuesday and the Saturday.
cognominal ho, I am bringing Chartreuse too.
jonathan Tres bien.
J'adore la Chatreuse! 00:03
...though preferably not consumed during the hackaton....
cognominal boy I did not realize YAPC was next week
jonathan I know, it's come *fast*
I don't know the exact times or location of the hackathon 00:04
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dalek r30112 | jonathan++ | trunk: 00:53
: [rakudo] Fix trailing whitespace.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30112
r30113 | Whiteknight++ | gsoc_pdd09: 00:56
: [gsoc_pdd09] add a new macro to help with indexing into the sized_header_pools array. may or may not actually fix anything.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30113
cotto-work is there any definition for the format of the string that VTABLE_get_repr outputs 01:06
?
dalek r30114 | jkeenan++ | scriptconfigure: 01:11
: Add test for malformatted configuration file.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30114
Whiteknight I would assume not, unless you can find it in a PDD somewhere
the best place to look is probably at the code itself
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dalek r30115 | jkeenan++ | scriptconfigure: 01:12
: Add one dummy file used in testing to MANIFEST.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30115
r30116 | jkeenan++ | scriptconfigure: 01:14
: Correct duplicate 'my' variables warning.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30116
r30117 | Whiteknight++ | gsoc_pdd09: 01:15
: [gsoc_pdd09] fix arena allocator to better account for the number of objects it contains. Needs some optimization, however.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30117
cotto-work Whiteknight, that's what I've done, and it looks like it should be some kind of string that encodes the PMC's contents, if it's an aggregate.
dalek r30118 | chromatic++ | trunk: 01:16
: [config] Fixed a typo from r30110 (reported by Christoph Otto).
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30118
r30119 | Whiteknight++ | gsoc_pdd09: 01:41
: [gsoc_pdd09] use some const's to optimize the arena allocator a little bit
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30119
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dalek r30120 | coke++ | trunk: 04:33
: [docs] fix pod formatting.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30120
Tene So, having heard no feedback at all, I'll go ahead and commit that resumable exceptions patch. 04:36
cotto_home warnock-- 04:43
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mc hello 05:40
purl hi, mc.
masak jonathan: oh, oh! the segfaults only occur when running ./perl6, not when running ../../parrot perl6.pbc. I hope this is a clue of some kind. 05:43
Tene Can I get anyone to comment on the attribute name 'retcont' re: parrot naming conventions? 05:46
bacek ho! 06:11
jonathan++ # r30104 ! 06:12
masak indeed. :) 06:18
bacek perl6: my %ret = map { $^foo => uc $^foo; }, split "", "foo bar"; say %ret; 06:20
oops
sorry...
purl It's okay, bacek.
dalek r30121 | fperrad++ | trunk: 06:23
: [Lua]
: - svn:ignore *.luac
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30121
r30122 | fperrad++ | trunk: 06:24
: [Lua] libraries
: - improve layout
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30122
Tene You broke polyglotbot! 06:32
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bacek hides 06:34
Tene: can I try previous command again? 06:35
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bacek So, having heard no feedback at all... 06:47
perl6: my %ret = map { $^foo => uc $^foo; }, split "", "foo bar"; say %ret;
hmm...It works on my rakudo... 06:48
strange...
purl strange is but true
bacek purl: You'll never find a boyfriend!
purl bacek: excuse me?
Tene segfault
purl well don't DO that, then.
Tene lemme put it in a loop 06:49
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bacek Tene: ok. 06:49
Tene perl6: my %ret = map { $^foo => uc $^foo; }, split "", "foo bar"; say %ret
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Tene There we go. 06:49
masak much better. 06:50
Tene++ # bot nurse
dalek r30123 | tene++ | trunk: 06:52
: Add a return continuation attribute to the Exception pmc and fill it in the throw opcode.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30123
masak purl: nopaste 06:56
purl nopaste is at nopaste.snit.ch/ (ask TonyC for new channels) or rafb.net/paste or poundperl.pastebin.com/ or paste.scsys.co.uk/ or App::Nopaste or tools/dev/nopaste.pl
nopaste "masak" at 130.238.45.242 pasted "here's Str.subst -- code review appreciated" (37 lines) at nopaste.snit.ch/13764 06:59
masak ...because I'm basically doing a combination of cargo-culting and fumbling in the dark right now with PIR
bacek masak: there is substr implementation already. In src/builtins/any-str.pir 07:05
masak bacek: note the lack of 'r' in 'subst' 07:07
bacek: and I bet you're the last person to be confused by this near-collision :)
dalek r30124 | tene++ | trunk: 07:08
: Condingstd fix for my last commit.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30124
masak s/you're the last/you're not the last/ 07:10
bacek masak: oops. 07:11
masak: there is no 'subst' in S29... 07:13
masak bacek: see t/builtins/strings/subst.t in the Pugs repo
also, see yesterday's #parrot log
Tene I'm curious about the consequences of adding extra features to cardinal that aren't in ruby. 07:15
cotto_home embrace and extend 07:21
purl it has been said that embrace and extend is Subsume and Subvert or Embrace and Envelop or Weaken and Wreck or Fold, Spindle and Mutilate or Pillage and Burn or Cripple and Kill
cotto_home you know you want to
Tene Isn't that evil, though?
dalek r30125 | tene++ | trunk:
: More fixes for my exceptions commit. chromatic++
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30125
cotto_home um... we have cookies 07:22
mc bye all
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Tene I guess if they're cool Perl 6 features... maybe... 07:23
cotto_home it'd depend on your goals for Cardinal and whether the shiny new things break backwards-compatibility 07:28
Tene They'd make any code that used them incompatible with ruby. 07:29
cotto_home that could make testing tricky
nm. I read that backwards. 07:31
masak is there a method in rakudo already that takes a regular expression as an argument? I'd need some example code to look at. 07:34
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dalek r30126 | fperrad++ | trunk: 08:12
: [Lua] Perl/yapp compiler
: - fix fornum (see r30004-30005)
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30126
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dalek r30127 | kjs++ | trunk: 09:12
: [pirc/new] fix key handling
: + copyright year fix
: + several other things. 09:13
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30127
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masak if a PIR .sub is declared as :method :multi('Complex'), the 'Complex' refers to the invocant, yes? 09:48
kj I thought to the parameter 09:49
the invocant is the object on which you invoke the method, no?
masak yes 09:50
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kj s/parameter/argument/ 09:50
so no need to refer to the invocant
masak .sub 'exp' :method :multi('Complex')
kj because you know what the invocant is
so that's the 'exp' method taking a Complex parameter
as far as I have understood that
maybe I'm wrong 09:51
masak $cmplx.exp($cmplx2) ?
what the heck does the parameter do?
kj sorry, what do yo mean?
masak I mean, what does that call mean, semantically?
I'm in src/classes/Complex.pir, btw 09:52
kj again, you might want to check with someone else, but as far as I understood, a :multi method is distinguished by its parameters
masak the body of that .sub only talks about $P0 = exp self
and then .returns ($P0)
kj so exp(int i) {}, exp(float f) {}, and apparently exp(complex c) {}
masak how is that a method, then? 09:53
kj ehm, self isa Complex object
mmm
masak so, invocant...
kj to be honest, it's not clear to me either
it doesn't refer to the parameter?
masak maybe the call can be either $c.exp() or exp($c) 09:54
kj: seems there is no parameter, or no invocant, depending on how you see it
kj yeah, you're right.
masak probably the former, since 'self' is mentioned
kj well, self is an implicit parameter
masak yes 09:55
kj because it's a :method
so self must be a Complex
because it's defined as :multi(Complex)
masak then :multi('Complex') _must_ refer to the invocant
yes.
kj yes, seems so
masak I'm trying to figure this out
kj but it's not a rule that :multi types refer to the invocant, it just happens to be that way here
because self is the 1st parameter 09:56
masak aye
kj maybe a short test program would clarify
masak exploring++
kj i mean, write a simple script that has some :multi subs 09:57
to be honest, the :multi stuff is one of the things I'm not entirely clear on
masak kj: good idea. I'll do that. 09:58
kj sorry can't be of much help
masak kj: you've already helped 09:59
kj++
my problem now is that when I declare my method as :multi('Perl6Str', 'Block', _), it doesn't get called on "abcdef".subst(/d/, "D"); but when I declare it as :multi('Perl6Str', _, _) I get a Null PMC access. 10:03
I guess I'll have to wait till jonathan shows up.
kj you're writing in perl6 or pir?
pir, right?
masak yes, pir 10:04
and calling via ./perl6 -e
kj what happens when running the script on parrot immediately?
(don't know ./perl6 -e)
masak trying...
kj also, you could try out simple, just 1 parameter, then add another 10:05
thing is, you never know whether you're doing something wrong, or it's a bug
masak right.
same error with parrot perl6.pbc 10:06
kj but it's a pir script right? you can't run ./parrot multitest.pir ? 10:07
jonathan Due to various things, I didn't think referring to Block in the :multi(...) will work.
Try Sub instead.
masak jonathan: ok
kj morning jonathan
jonathan hi
purl hello, jonathan.
masak I think I have $str.subst more or less ready 10:08
jonathan needs to pack!
Oh, great! :-)
masak but it's in pieces, and I can't get the Block thing to work
jonathan Gotta go to the airport in like, 2 hours..
Yeah, Sub should do it.
masak jonathan: well take it after your flight, then
I'll research Sub in the meantime
jonathan masak: Are there actually multiple variants of subst?
Does it need to be multi?
masak jonathan: there's one that takes a string and one that takes a rx 10:09
jonathan: problem regexes aren't Subs
I think we are talking at cross purposes
or rather, we didn't understand each other's motives :) 10:10
jonathan masak: Regexes *are* Subs as far as Parrot is concerned. 10:11
I'm referring to the Parrot Sub type, not the Perl 6 one here. Though yes, it's confusing. :-)
masak rakudo: say /d/.isa(Sub)
polyglotbot OUTPUT[0ā¤]
masak jonathan: ah. 10:12
lunch &
jonathan Yeah, but that's because that's getting the Sub proto we've installed in the namespace. Which refers to the Perl 6 Sub class. 10:14
This whole thing is kinda messed, but I think using it in the Multi should work.
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nopaste "masak" at 130.238.45.242 pasted "why does this code give a Null PMC access? shouldn't regexp contain my regular expression?" (18 lines) at nopaste.snit.ch/13766 11:16
masak is learning PIR quickly, but not quickly enough, it seems
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dalek r30128 | julianalbo++ | trunk: 12:00
: fixed op throw PMC
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30128
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dalek r30129 | julianalbo++ | trunk: 12:29
: fix op throw PMC for strict C compatibility
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30129
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masak ok, so if I do a getinterp and the immediate caller doesn't have a LexPad, I get a Null PMC access error, yes? 13:14
dalek r30130 | fperrad++ | opengl4lua: 13:15
: [Lua] pre-compile gl.lua
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30130
r30131 | fperrad++ | opengl4lua: 13:30
: [Lua] OpenGL more methods
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30131
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dalek r30132 | fperrad++ | opengl4lua: 13:50
: [Lua] OpenGL fix depends
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30132
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dalek r30133 | fperrad++ | opengl4lua: 14:35
: [Lua] OpenGL, refactor GetError
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30133
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Tene Okay, there's a problem with resuming from an exception. 16:29
Parrot_cx_find_handler_local adds the handler iterator to the exception, so it can be used for rethrow. 16:30
That's okay.
It also marks the exception as "already used", and then ignores all handlers that are already used.
Shouldn't it just be going off of the iterator? What does this buy us that the iterator doesn't? 16:31
With this model, the second time we throw an exception, it skips over the handler marked "already used", but this can' tbe right, can it? 16:32
Maybe I should look to see what non-fatal exceptions do to clean up after themselves, if they do. 16:33
Removing the check and the set_integer_native from that function leads to one additional test failure, a GC problem in the last test in t/pmc/exception.t
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Whiteknight no GC problems! GC has enough problems already! 16:59
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Tene Whiteknight: actually, not a gc problem, it doesn't go away with -G or with the debug core. 17:41
It's a problem in allocating new memory, not GC, I think? 17:42
Also, I just got exceptions with severity less than specified to automatically resume once you've run out of error handlers. 17:43
I don't know if that should be a parrot thing or an HLL thing, though.
"If no handler is found, and the exception is non-fatal (such as a warning), and there is a continuation in the exception record (because the throwing opcode was "throw"), invoke the continuation (resume execution). Whether to resume or die when an exception isnā€™t handled is determined by the severity of the exception." 17:44
It doesn't say what severity that should happen at, though. 17:45
Infinoid "severity" is just fatal or non-fatal, right? 17:47
Infinoid <-- clueless
particle tene: that's ambiguous, and must be fixed in the spec 17:48
you say you have a patch for code, why don't you patch the spec to match your code and submit to parrotbug@ and copy allison
Tene Infinoid: ./runtime/parrot/include/except_severity.pasm 17:50
address for allison?
purl hmmm... allison is Allison Randal <mailto:allison@perl.org>
Tene purl: thanks
Infinoid Tene: thanks 17:51
particle Infinoid: thanks 17:52
Whiteknight GC handles new memory allocations, yes 18:06
Tene Oh, comments suggest that other tasks also use the find_handler stuff, and those tasks don't store the handlers iterator in themselves.
But they could. 18:07
I should do that one next.
After work, though!
'cos I need to keep the bosses happy.
purl: parrotbug? 18:11
purl it has been said that parrotbug is mailto:parrotbug@parrotcode.org or svn.perl.org/parrot/trunk/docs/submissions.pod or see also "rakudobug"
Tene Hmm. This code is in the wrong place. 18:12
It should go in find_exception_handler, but that returns an entire handler object to throw_from_op, which returns an address to Parrot_throw_p, which returns the address to the rest of Parrot. 18:15
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Tene I also need to figure out how to deal with throw_from_c. 18:22
Whiteknight Good luck with that, I dont yet know much about the exceptions system 18:27
I would like to learn more about it though
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dalek r30134 | Whiteknight++ | gsoc_pdd09: 18:53
: [gsoc_pdd09] update to trunk r30133
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30134
Whiteknight Kjs here? 18:57
dalek r30135 | Whiteknight++ | gsoc_pdd09: 19:00
: [gsoc_pdd09] remove a few non-printing ASCII characters from pirparser.c
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30135
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masak jonathan: alright, I'm stuck. 19:12
jonathan: are you available, or are you still traveling? 19:13
particle what are you stuck on? maybe i can mock^Whelp you 19:17
i'm on a phone call with support folks, so a bit distracted
masak particle: ok, so I'm writing this PIR method for Str 19:18
it's called .subst
it takes a regex and a string
I will nopaste a piece of code 19:19
it's not the whole method, only the part that fails
nopaste "masak" at 130.238.45.242 pasted "the piece of the method that fails" (19 lines) at nopaste.snit.ch/13769 19:20
masak so, two questions vex me now: 19:21
(1) whence the Null PMC access?
(2) how do I go about making this method take either (regex,str) or (str,str)? I've written both variants, but I don't know the mechanism in PIR for putting them together 19:22
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japhb seen fperrrad 19:34
purl I haven't seen 'fperrrad', japhb
japhb seen fperrad
purl I haven't seen 'fperrad', japhb
japhb damn 19:35
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cotto-work japhb, he doesn't come to #parrot afaict 19:58
japhb cotto-work: oh? Where does he show up?
cotto-work email
japhb blurg
damn non-real-time interaction
cotto-work (I don't know of any irc channels where he shows up) 19:59
masak that's impressive for someone with an IRC nick. 20:01
particle sorry, masak, i just got off a 100min phone call 20:05
masak particle: s'ok.
I bet your clients have more of a claim to your time than I do. :) 20:06
particle that's true :) 20:07
ok, so, you haven't tested to see whether regexp is null
masak no.
particle so it could actually be null
masak yes.
that would explain a lot -- except why it's null.
particle right
masak checks if regexp is null 20:09
nope -- doesn't seem like it 20:10
at least not if "unless regexp goto is_null" suffices to catch a null regexp.
actually, the Null PMC access occurs within the actual ACCEPTS method 20:11
when trying to use the value returned from a 'getinterp' 20:12
see src/gen_builtins.pir, link 3739 20:13
s/link/line/
particle which getinterp? file...thx
er, that's not gonna work for me
i don't have rakudo built on this box
i'll switch
masak ah
I'll get the original file for you.
src/classes/Code.pir l35 20:14
so I'm pretty sure getinterp returns null
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particle sorry, phone, but this should be short 20:19
masak no worries
Tene Hi Stephen.
StephenPollei hello Tene I decided to try #parrot out, lloking around for information about writting tests like you suggested 20:20
Tene You'll want to read /t/README in the pugs svn.
Sorry, /t/spec/README 20:21
svn.pugscode.org/pugs/t/spec/README
StephenPollei ok I'll do so
particle masak: if you put 'trace 1' in Code.pir below .param pmc topic and rebuild rakudo , you'll see the tracing code as parrot runs
Tene I'll get you a pugs commit bit.
particle wonders where in washington StephenPollei is
masak tries that 20:22
particle tene: can you hand out commit bits?
StephenPollei Spokane Valley
Tene particle: Yes.
particle okie
i'm in seattle
Tene StephenPollei: /msg me your preferred email address and username.
nopaste "masak" at 130.238.45.242 pasted "this is what 'trace 1' gave me" (118 lines) at nopaste.snit.ch/13770 20:24
masak it's trying to index $P1['$/'] when $P1 is Null that fails 20:26
but if I read this correctly, it's not the fault of the getinterp call
it's the fault of the P0["lexpad";1] access 20:27
why? under which circumstances does this occur?
according to pdd20, getinterp and $P0["lexpad";1] are used "to get the immediate caller's LexPad" 20:29
are we sure the immediate caller (that would be my method, I guess) has a lexpad?
particle no 20:31
it's possible that it does not have a lexpad iirc
masak that would also explain a lot. 20:32
particle i'd look in the lexicals tests for examples 20:33
masak I don't immediately see why a lexpad of the immediate caller is needed in a match.
is it just to set $/? I don't really need that in my method.
particle accepts always sets $/
masak particle: lexicals tests? as in, somewhere in parrot's t/? 20:34
particle what line of perl 6 code triggers it?
yes, in parrot's t/
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Tene HI WHITEKNIGHT 20:34
masak particle: well, my $s = "abcd"; $s.subst( /d/, "D" );
but it's subst I'm implementing right now.
ambs purl, paste?
purl i think paste is (see: nopaste) or like glue but a little safer to sniff. or nopaste.snit.ch:8001/ or scsys.co.uk:8001/ anywhere shadowpaste is or mmm, sticky paste or You there! Eating the paste. or <see> 2 girls, 1 paste
particle masak: so, you're passing a regex, and it's seeing it as Code 20:35
or Perl6Sub or whatever
nopaste "ambs" at 77.54.92.255 pasted "Malformed unicode string" (6 lines) at nopaste.snit.ch/13771
particle i'm not sure regexes have a lexpad
masak particle: I guess
ambs damn, nopaste do not show unicode correctly
masak particle: jonathan++ told me I should :multi the regex as 'Sub', and that the Sub was a Parrot thing, not a rakudo thing 20:36
I'm not sure what relation Sub has to Code.
particle codeproto = p6meta.'new_class'('Code', 'parent'=>'Any')
p6meta.'register'('Sub', 'parent'=>codeproto, 'protoobject'=>codeproto)
p6meta.'register'('Closure', 'parent'=>codeproto, 'protoobject'=>codeproto)
Whiteknight HI TENE
particle Sub is a registered name in rakudo for a 'Code' class 20:37
masak ok
particle as is Closure
but Regex isn't
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masak particle: no. I know that. 20:38
that's why I'm passing the regex as Sub.
Tene britneypire: welcome
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dalek r30136 | coke++ | trunk: 21:05
: [docs] Fix pod issue causing smolder failures.
diff: www.parrotvm.org/svn/parrot/revision?rev=30136
masak realizes that he doesn't have to use regexp.'ACCEPT'(self) at all, since regexp(self) apparently is legal PIR syntax all on its own 21:12
now I don't have to worry about $/ in my LexPad
...although I get a nasty bus error instead, now :/
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StephenPollei svn.pugscode.org/pugs/t/packages/reflection.t skip_rest "test needs to be rewritten because of recent design changes"; 21:44
might that be a good place to start written test? or would another area be better? 21:45
masak StephenPollei: because that is in t/ but outside t/spec/, it probably concerns recent pugs design changes 21:48
not parrot
StephenPollei ok so only look in t/spec for parrot 21:50
masak StephenPollei: the t/spec tests comprise the budding "Official Test Suite" of Perl 6, as described in t/spec/README 21:51
StephenPollei [[we are currently in the process of copying files from the pugs test suite into this directory and making them platform independent.]] so I can migrate tests or write new ones from scratch 21:53
masak StephenPollei: correct. 21:54
StephenPollei not sure what area you'd like tests to be done next, and where I'd be most useful yet 21:55
masak StephenPollei: might be a good idea to ask Auzon over at #perl6 on freenode.
he's not there right now, but he hangs there often 21:56
StephenPollei ok will do so, thanks
masak his Google Summer of Code project was freshening up t/spec, so he probably has a good overview
but basically, read the Specs, find a feature you like, see if it has any tests in t/spec or t/, and add/move/adapt tests as necessary 21:58
StephenPollei yes it's been a few months since I've read the specs, so I will reread them 22:00
masak StephenPollei: I should, too :)
StephenPollei: also, check out svn.pugscode.org/pugs/t/TASKS for great justice 22:02
StephenPollei ok will do
particle StephenPollei: i suggest you look at spec.pugscode.org
pick a synopsis, say S06 22:03
then search for "Show t/"
StephenPollei svn.pugscode.org/pugs/t/TASKS was also very helpful 22:04
particle note any places where the files are outside t/spec/
those tests should be moved to t/spec/, in an appropriate dir and file 22:05
good, TASKS is a great place to look
StephenPollei and if so move them?
particle yes
something like t/blocks/sub_return_values.t lines 8-229 could be moved to t/spec/S06-subroutines/basic.t or something 22:07
ETOOMANYSOMETHINGS
masak particle++ # at least some somethings
particle runs off to test ride some bikes & 22:08
StephenPollei yes that's what I get for mentioning that I wanted perl6 rsn in front of group that had Tene in it ;-) I get put to work
particle we reward enthusiasm with responsibility 22:09
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StephenPollei yes I see many things in t/block that might be suitable for moving [[ Please also read t/deprecated-syntax.pod for common mistakes in the test suite, and clear them when you update tests. ]] also trying to make sure I understand your conventions before I just do a cut-n-paste mindless monkey thing 22:12
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