pugscode.org/ | nopaste: sial.org/pbot/perl6 | ?eval [~] <m oo se> | We do Haskell, too | > reverse . show $ foldl1 (*) [1..4] | irclog: irc.pugscode.org/
Set by diakopter on 11 July 2007.
Limbic_Region @messages 00:52
lambdabot TimToady said 6h 8m 21s ago: see t/var/lazy.t for a pugs approach
meppuru good night 01:07
agjal good morning 09:16
aaron_TeeJay anybody know what I have to do in order for use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/30/0912211 to work? 16:38
lambdabot Title: use Perl | Want a perl6 Binary?
aaron_TeeJay i.e. a working perl 6 compiler executable I can use to run perl 6 scripts? 16:39
from 5.1 release 16:41
anybody care to point me at the long way round of being able to run perl 6 code using parrot and perl6/nqp? (using 5.1 release) 16:44
allbery_b this channel is kinda light on parrot expertise. try #parrot on magnet? 16:48
(irc.perl.org/#parrot)
aaron_TeeJay allbery_b, yes doing that too 16:49
I kinda guessed, that, you know, actually running perl 6 code might be on topic here ;)
allbery_b the problem there being that p6 != p6 :) this channel is primarily about pugs 16:50
aaron_TeeJay but yes - got the answer from #parrot :)
right....
allbery_b (it's a pity it's not called #pugs given its focus, really) 16:51
aaron_TeeJay glad to see that perl 6 resources aren't still terribly confusing
;)
pmurias allbery_b: there isn't much pugs oriented discussion here so it definitly shouldn't be called #pugs 17:22
allbery_b yeh, after I sent that I thoght that it's really mre about kp6 now. otoh kp6 lives in the pugs repo 17:23
pugs_svn r19293 | pmurias++ | [kp6-v6] more infix operators, wraping everythin in sub {...}->() so binding will work outside of subroutines 17:42
aaron_TeeJay allbery_b, :)
we could do with a perl6-users channel tho :)
pmurias aaron_TeeJay: to the perl6 users want to seperate themself? 17:51
aaron_TeeJay pmurias, not especially 18:48
meppuru good night 22:40

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