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Set by sorear on 4 February 2011.
sorear std: tr[a..z][A..Z]; 00:31
p6eval std dc62e1d: OUTPUT«ok 00:01 119m␤»
sorear std: tr[a..z]:to[moo]␤A..Z␤moo␤ 00:32
p6eval std dc62e1d: OUTPUT«Use of uninitialized value $CCSTATE in string eq at STD.pm line 52538.␤ok 00:01 120m␤»
sorear niecza: tr[a..z]:to[moo]␤A..Z␤moo␤
p6eval niecza v12-64-g7dedef9: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤␤Action method quote:tr not yet implemented at /tmp/HQxrwQQUC9 line 1:␤------> tr[a..z]:to[moo]⏏<EOL>␤␤Use of uninitialized value in string context␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/boot/lib/CORE.setting line 773 (w…
sorear curious that tr can use heredocs for the replacement but not for the lhs 00:33
lichtkind moritz: sorry i was asking jnthn instead, because i wanted to talk in the calender leaf more about pairs and there general usage he found it ok just have to fix some slightly incorretness about perl 5 00:35
sorear TimToady: What is the intended semantics of tr/\d/x/ ? 01:09
[Coke] nom: say 3.141592654 * 1337 / 100 01:41
p6eval nom c7b0aa: OUTPUT«42.00309378398␤»
[Coke] whoa. 01:41
[Coke] does another run of niecza vz. rakudo spectesting. 01:56
sorear is forgetting how to write p5 :| 02:00
TiMBuS its extra hard without moose 02:33
colomon just got around to reading the backlog from earlier today, and thinks it's quite awesome to see jnthn++ and sorear++ chatting away, and then a bunch of commits landing to both niecza and nom. Can't smile enough for it! :) 03:03
japhb phenny, tell jnthn It looks to me like setting elem_st in repr_bind_pos_{int,num} is copy pasta from repr_at_pos_{int,num} and that variable isn't actually used in the bind functions. 04:35
phenny japhb: I'll pass that on when jnthn is around.
japhb finally catches up on backlog
[Coke] nom: say 9050/18222 04:49
p6eval nom c7b0aa: OUTPUT«0.496652398199978␤»
[Coke] nom: say 9673 / 18374 04:50
p6eval nom c7b0aa: OUTPUT«0.526450419070426␤»
[Coke] nom: say 10304 / 18388
p6eval nom c7b0aa: OUTPUT«0.560365455731999␤»
[Coke] gist.github.com/1476841 - latest niecza vs. rakudo cage match numbers. 04:51
some pretty big gains in 3 days.
TiMBuS whhaaa- oh. [Coke], rakudo and niecza are swapped on that last run. 05:02
bit sneaky
[Coke] keeping you on your toes! 05:11
I'll normalize it.
TiMBuS: done 05:13
dalek ast: 4c68d1a | moritz++ | S32-exceptions/misc.t:
skipped tests for X::Obsolete
 05:22
sorear found a more current contact for the ICU script guy 05:41
I wonder what obra is looking for 05:42
dalek ecza: 841c18e | sorear++ | / (2 files):
Start on Unicode property data reader
 07:26
TiMBuS sorear, guessing from his hostmask, probably bad inodes 07:53
i feel bad for that one 07:54
sorear obra is someone important
TiMBuS internet famous
geekosaur not just internet famous, though 07:55
dalek ecza: 5abbd8a | sorear++ | lib/UCD.cs:
Implement inflation and access for "Binary" properties
 08:01
sorear -> sleep 08:02
tomorrow: finish lib/UCD.cs stuff; embed a copy of unidata; add a Niecza::UCD Perl interface; add <:Foo> syntax 08:03
moritz niecza: sub MAIN() { say 3 } 08:40
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«Potential difficulties:␤ &MAIN is declared but not used at /tmp/TpzfrykaOv line 1:␤------> sub MAIN⏏() { say 3 }␤␤» 08:41
moritz niecza: multi f('foo') { } 09:21
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«Unhandled exception: Unable to resolve method ast in class Any␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/src/NieczaActions.pm6 line 2103 (NieczaActions.parameter @ 105) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/src/STD.pm6 line 2931 (P6.parameter @ 233) ␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/src/STD.p…
moritz niecza: class A { has $.a; has $.b = $.a } 10:37
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤␤Variable $.a used where no 'self' is available at /tmp/KLDwQcyxJx line 1:␤------> class A { has $.a; has $.b = ⏏$.a }␤␤Unhandled exception: Check failed␤␤ at /home/p6eval/niecza/boot/lib/CORE.setting line…
moritz sorear: that error is questionable; when $.b is initialized, an invocant needs to be somewhere, so you can just make it available 10:38
cedric_ Hello #perl6 11:01
moritz \o cedric_ 11:02
cedric_ std: my %contributors_of; ++« %contributors_of<specs, roast, rakudo, niecza, ...> # :)
p6eval std dc62e1d: OUTPUT«ok 00:01 120m␤»
cedric_ Is the grammar.^parse function supposed to return a Grammar object or a Match object? Rakudo and Niecza differ in this respect: 11:03
perl6: grammar Test { token TOP { . } }; say $(Test.parse: 'test').WHAT
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«Test()␤»
..pugs b927740: OUTPUT«*** No such method in class Test: "&parse"␤ at /tmp/cNjAEYKFjs line 1, column 41-59␤»
..rakudo c7b0aa: OUTPUT«Match()␤»
moritz cedric_: I think it shoudl always be a Match 11:04
cedric_ moritz: What's the preferred way to submit this kind of issues? (Github tracker, #perl6, ...) 11:09
moritz cedric_: niecza bug reports go to the issue tracker on github 11:10
niecza: grammar Test { toekn TOP { . } }; say Test.parse('test') ~~ Match
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤␤Bogus statement at /tmp/E6R2XNBow1 line 1:␤------> grammar Test { toekn TOP { ⏏. } }; say Test.parse('test') ~~ Match␤␤Parse failed␤␤»
moritz niecza: grammar Test { token TOP { . } }; say Test.parse('test') ~~ Match
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«Bool::False␤»
cedric_ moritz: smart check :) I'll report this issue to sorear. Thanks! 11:17
jnthn_ afternoon o/ 11:45
moritz \o jnthn_
tadzik hello 11:46
moritz wonders if masak++ will soon return from vacations 11:50
jnthn_
.oO( oh noes, ogonek! )
 11:50
jnthn moritz: In theory, todayish. :) 11:51
phenny jnthn: 04:35Z <japhb> tell jnthn It looks to me like setting elem_st in repr_bind_pos_{int,num} is copy pasta from repr_at_pos_{int,num} and that variable isn't actually used in the bind functions.
dalek p: fab287d | jnthn++ | src/ops/nqp.ops:
Remove copy-pasted lines that aren't needed. japhb++ for noticing.
 11:52
jnthn Oooh! Snow! :) 12:50
colomon we got a light dusting 12:56
jnthn I think it's the first we've had here this winter. 12:58
Last year, we got a load as early as November. 12:59
colomon We got a couple of inches back in November, but then it rained.
moritz nom: .say for ^0 13:11
p6eval nom c7b0aa: ( no output )
raiph good * 13:56
raiph colomon: in "Day 1: Catching Up With Perl 6" you state "at the moment there are four different Perl 6 implementations of interest" 13:57
colomon yes
raiph colomon: i'm curious why perlito is omitted 13:57
colomon I know absolutely nothing about it. :) 13:58
raiph colomon: ah! :)
colomon: kinda like the ron paul effect
colomon kind of, I guess.
note that you're the first person I can recall objecting to leaving it out of the overview. 13:59
raiph colomon: i'm not objecting; just noticed it; i had barely any awareness of perlito too 14:00
jnthn ...who's ron paul?
;-
jnthn ) 14:00
colomon jnthn: fringe US presidential candidate 14:01
jnthn colomon: Yeah, I'm aware...was just fulfilling the effect. :)
colomon jnthn++
raiph but then i saw a mention of perlito a couple days ago, played for a while, and thought, nice, i wonder if it is tested against the test suite, i wonder if this, that, the other...
colomon: i was thinking of adding a post to the Day 1 entry; then i decided i ought msg you first 14:04
tadzik who's a "fringe" candidate? 14:06
jnthn tadzik: One who doesn't cut the hair so it comes down almost to their eyes.
tadzik heh 14:07
jnthn tadzik: I guess definition is something like "one who only appeals to a small amount of the electorate, so doesn't really stand a chance of actually winning"
tadzik oh, we have a few like this in Poland to
*too
jnthn bah. My train tickets for visiting family in the UK cost more than my flight from here to the UK... 14:09
mikemol I'm hesitant to ask Perl 5 questions in here, but I'm trying to convert the p6 spec to epub, so perhaps it for a good enough cause. :) 15:47
tadzik go on :)
mikemol Is there a way to command cpan to install perl modules to a user-specfic path?
tadzik I'm sure cpanm can do taht 15:48
mikemol Hm. I have cpan and cpanp. *googles for cpanm*
tadzik cpanm -L extlib Plack # install Plack and all non-core deps into extlib
from the manpage
use cpanm, it's awesome
as in: Just Works
moritz \o 16:16
jnthn hi, moritz 16:17
tadzik hello 16:18
moritz jnthn: your name is in today's slot of the advent calendar schedule -- do you think you'll manage to write a post today? 16:25
jnthn moritz: eek, I forgot it was today...my brain thought tomorrow somehow 16:26
moritz: I can write something :)
Thanks for the reminder! 16:27
moritz jnthn: great, and you're welcome 16:28
nom: say DateTime.now 16:29
p6eval nom c7b0aa: OUTPUT«DateTime.new(year => 2011, month => 12, day => 18, hour => 15, minute => 50, second => 0, timezone => $*TZ)␤»
moritz good, today is the 18th :-) 16:30
jnthn ;)
Not quite sure what to write on.
I guess I could do another meta-programming related post, but this time look at how we use it to build stuff inside Rakudo too.
Dunno if that'd be interesting.
moritz well, I'd find it interesting for sure :-) 16:31
jnthn Guess I could pick a non-trivial but non-mind-blowing missing feature and walk through how it's added.
jnthn Maybe making "method foo() { ... }" in a role act as a requirement that the method is implemented in the target class, for example. 16:31
colomon +1 16:32
not for that particular feature necessarily, but that's a great general idea, IMO
jnthn Well, it's a feature I can (a) think of and (b) is easy to explain, and about the right level of difficulty for such a post.
colomon sure, I was just clarifying my +1. :) 16:33
colomon you were typing faster than me. 16:33
jnthn eek. 16:38
I tried to implement the Proxy class. It nearly worked apart from...
...the FETCH method tried to decontainerize the container to put it in self. 16:39
Which of course recursively calls FETCH, which... :)
mikemol Ok, finally got the EBook::EPUB module installed. Now to start writing a script to use it...
tadzik creating a mobi of Using Perl 6 I just converted the HTML version, iirc 16:40
lichtkind moritz: wid langsam zeit gell, gib mir noch 20 min das paste ich dir artikel 16:41
tadzik slowly time passes, give me 20 minutes to paste my article? 16:42
lichtkind very good 16:43
tadzik is that more-less correct?
lichtkind except the first words were : its about time
tadzik instead of "slowly time passes"? 16:44
I recognised only langsam and zeit
lichtkind gell is not really german but a bavarian acknowledging sound
tadzik I see
lichtkind tadzik: it was a bit provoking because moritz is from an area that politically is bavaria, even most people there dont like that fact :) 16:45
jnthn usually hears "langsam" as an excuse for why his train will be late. "There's a langsam train in front of us!" 16:46
tadzik :P
lichtkind yes it goes for slow and slowly
moritz lichtkind: you can paste the article for review whenever you want 16:52
lichtkind: and it's usually faster if you just do it, instead of asking if you should do or announcing that you will 16:53
lichtkind moritz: i can sleep better if someone checked for errors 16:55
moritz can better check for errors when he can actually read the article :-) 17:00
lichtkind moritz: duh 17:04
tadzik jnthn: hey, idea. Panda fails because JSON/Tiny.pir is not the right one, but it works fine with JSON/Tiny.pm used to build the .pir one. So can't we just fallback to .pm if .pir is too old? 17:12
or not the right one
oh, I think I see the problem 17:14
it's about pirs compiled against pirs, not pm's ran against pirs, right? 17:15
jnthn tadzik: yes
tadzik so we'll have to recursively fallback to all the pms and bleh 17:16
lichtkind hm the same pwd is meassured by phpBB medium and by wordpress strong 17:21
mikemol lichtkind: Yeah, different password measurement algorithms are, well, different. 17:22
I once got "very strong!" out of an algorithm with "~~~aaa222"
tadzik there's this famous password in Poland, "dupa.8". Very secure, letters, numbers, special chars 17:24
everyone uses it for everything he/she doesn't care about
(dupa is a not-really-polite word for the bottom) 17:26
lichtkind moritz: i saved a draft , can you see it?
moritz: i will change start and ending a bit
flussence if there's one thing I absolutely can't stand, it's websites with length limits on the password field. The only worse thing I've seen is one that had a limit on it only on the login page 17:28
.oO( I just did `perl $some_script.sh` by accident and it ran it in a shell anyway... looks like someone's made that mistake before :)
 17:41
tadzik heh 17:42
moritz flussence: perl looks at the shebang line, and is happy to step aside for the shell mentioned in there
dalek p: cde2f95 | jnthn++ | src/6model/reprs/CArray.c:
Fix various thinkos in CArray.
 18:32
dalek volaj: 9ae5ba5 | jnthn++ | lib/NativeCall.pm6:
Support creating and passing arrays to C also.
 18:38
kudo/nom: d377bbe | jnthn++ | src/binder/container.c:
Correct handling of container FETCHes from things other than the Perl 6 Scalar type.
kudo/nom: 3fc1613 | jnthn++ | src/binder/container.c:
Fix handling of STORE for contaienrs other than Scalar.
kudo/nom: 4e608ce | jnthn++ | src/Perl6/Metamodel/BOOTSTRAP.pm:
First cut implementation of Proxy.
kudo/nom: ac2b24c | jnthn++ | src/Perl6/Actions.pm:
Relax type parameterization a bit.
kudo/nom: 2ea566d | jnthn++ | tools/build/NQP_REVISION:
Bump to latest NQP revision for some fixes.
tadzik fun
mikemol Well, after all of 20 minutes tinkering in between other things, I've got all the specs as epubs. Need to write a slightly better script so that I better metadata in there, but this is a nice milestone. 18:39
noidea Just wondering, whic his the prefered perl6 interpreter?
which*
mikemol I'm using McNamer's pod2epub application. Most of the rigamarole was around getting prereqs on my system.
*McNamaera 18:40
bah
tadzik noidea: I'd recommend Rakudo
noidea tadzik: thank you
tadzik niecza has some nice things that rakudo doesn't, though. Threading, CLR interop; it's also faster
Rakudo runs on Parrot and Niecza runs on Mono/.NET 18:41
noidea Then why do you suggest Rakudo?
Oh.. .NET
tadzik it has more modules available
what are you planning to do?
(with Perl 6)
noidea Well, I'm running an Ubuntu machine, so I'd prefer to stay away from .NET 18:42
Just pess with perl6 a bit. I tried perl5 a while ago and found it obnoxious
mikemol noidea: Ubuntu has mono packages. No idea how current they are, though.
noidea mess*
tadzik I think on Ubuntu you may already have some stuff... what mikemol said
noidea hass very laggy internet atm
mikemol muses that someone should implement NQP in JavaScript. 18:44
tadzik well volunteered! :P 18:45
mikemol If I knew JS well enough, I'd consider it.
Let me get my C++ version out the door, first, and then I'll consider learning JS for the purpose. :)
sorear good * #perl6 19:09
raiph o/ sorear 19:10
sorear o/ raiph 19:11
noidea: don't get the idea that Niecza is strictly superior - it's not, in a lot of ways 19:12
raiph aiui, nqp is aimed purely at bootstrapping a full p6; is a strict, small, subset of p6; is intended to remain just that; and only current impl has a pir backend. 19:14
or could it become a lightweight p6, useful for duties other than bootstrapping, say as a training language? 19:15
noidea: could you summarize what you found obnoxious about perl5? 19:16
sorear raiph: nqp is a small, bootstrappable language which is used to implement Rakudo 19:18
raiph: the three phases of Rakudo, alpha, ng, and nom, each have a corresponding nqp 19:19
the ng nqp, commonly called nqp-rx, was used for a while as Parrot's standard mid-level language, but that role is falling to winxed
raiph sorear: thx. 19:20
i'm confused by "bootstrappable"; i was thinking "for bootstrapping". or is that the same? 19:21
noidea raiph: Well, I've come from a pascal java python backround (just a bit of each language, not getting too indepth) but not being able to set parameters in the definition of a function, and having to use a horrible sigil hack-ish way to get a an array out of a hash (like getting array @a = @hash['arr'];, except it was dirty) 19:22
And I was wondering about whats been backported to perl5, from perl6. like setting parameters (sub a($x, $y) {}) in a function 19:23
sorear raiph: nqp is implemented in nqp 19:24
noidea I didnt spend too much time with perl5 though. I just couldn't deal with it at the time (a little less than a year ago)
raiph sorear: ah. thx. 19:31
raiph noidea: i only used perl professionally in the 90s. 19:37
noidea: even then i found p5 argument/parameter stuff was almost shockingly minimalist. 19:38
noidea how is it minimalist if you have to shift; multiple times to get your arguments? 19:39
sorear noidea: minimalist means that the programmer has to to more work because the language is minimal
noidea mmm. I see 19:40
raiph P6 is not at all minimalist. some argue that it's gone far (much too far) in the other direction. 19:42
noidea I feel like it might be the right direction - looking at some of the code examples 19:43
Im not all for a batteries included style, but it certainly does help when you dont have to do everything yourself 19:44
I'm sure theres a module in CPAN for the parameter 'annoyance' i had
raiph noidea: i think the damian did a P6 arg passing module 19:45
noidea I thought perl6 had it built in
I think i ought to do some more reading
lichtkind isntall panda 19:48
raiph noidea: yes, P6 has it built in. indeed, beautifully done, imo. what i meant was that there are a bunch of P5 modules that give to p5 some of what P6 has to offer, and one example is... 19:50
noidea raiph: ahh thats what I've been looking for. Its brilliant to be able to change the core with 3rd party modules 19:52
raiph hmm. not sure about this. search.cpan.org/~brentdax/Perl6-Par...ameters.pm 19:53
didn't find what i thought existed. that one is by brent dax and dated 2002.
sorear I think what you are looking for is search.cpan.org/~ilmari/MooseX-Meth...natures.pm 19:54
2011, rafl 19:55
raiph sorear: i should have realized it was moosish
sorear moose was created by a bunch of pugs hackers who wanted to use the p6 object model in the real world
lichtkind panda: Incorrect pre-compiled version of lib/JSON/Tiny/Actions.pm loaded 19:56
sorear although moose and p6 have diverged :|
raiph sorear: oh. is that the 6model stuff? 19:57
sorear no, this was way before 6model 19:58
raiph sorear: oh. but can't be worse than what was before. (all roll your own oo). at least now there's a unification of sorts. 20:02
sorear: not between p5 and p6, but just within p5.
then, grossly simplifying, if you don't think too much, p5 oo is like, say, ruby oo, as far as p6 is concerned. 20:03
or am waving my hands too much? 20:04
moritz yes :-) 20:09
moritz -> sleep
raiph moritz: \\o//
raiph sorear: i can interpret exchange about oo two radically different ways 20:12
raiph sorear: are u saying moose and P6 diverged significantly before 6model? 20:13
sorear raiph: yes 20:16
raiph sorear: thx.
aiui 6model is, simplifying a lot, just another take on the original parrot goal of supporting any dynamic lang OO system 20:19
albeit with a renewed determination to be sufficient for P6 needs. is that about right?
jnthn 6model isn't about dynamic language OO systems specifically. 20:21
It's designed so you could express a very static OO system in it also. 20:22
And hit the various points inbetween (e.g. Gradual Typing)
raiph jnthn: thx. 20:30
tadzik lichtkind: yeah, known :/ 20:41
I don't really know how to resolve this in a sensemaking way
lichtkind: the workaround is find ~/.perl6/lib -name *.pir -delete 20:42
lichtkind you will find a soluteion
solution
where is my brain
raiph jnthn: is this the best overview of 6model? github.com/jnthn/6model/blob/maste...erview.pod 20:43
jnthn raiph: Seems to be still accurate. 20:48
raiph jnthn: thx. 20:50
sorear jnthn: when you get a chance, I would like your feedback on the rest of the DUBIOUS/DISCUSS items 21:01
(I understand this may be a while, perhaps even post-26th)
jnthn sorear: Yeah, it probably will be. I already responded to the ones I had an immediate view on. :) 21:03
sorear jnthn: I thought you only responded to one of them 21:04
jnthn sorear: I thought it was two... :)
sorear ah, <~~0> was counted? 21:05
jnthn sorear: Well, I guess I can only count that as "partially responded" :) 21:06
sorear: As in, the case where the thing has captures within it I'm still not too sure on. 21:07
lichtkind jnthn: it still needs some final touch perlpunks.de/paste/show/4eee570f.168a.d2 21:12
but i think its much better now
its in the wordpress do what you want with it
lichtkind dalek: tell moritz: i will look tomorrow at the text again but i see it as finished 21:25
dalek: tell @moritz i will look tomorrow at the text again but i see it as finished 21:26
phenny, tell moritz i will look tomorrow at the text again but i see it as finished 21:27
phenny lichtkind: I'll pass that on when moritz is around.
lichtkind phenny: thanks
colomon errr... where are we on today's Advent post? 21:51
jnthn colomon: Almost written.
colomon \o/
jnthn (Working on it. :))
colomon I was afraid you'd gone to bed. :)
jnthn No, no. It's not even 11pm here yet! 21:52
Bed is like, 2am or something. :P
colomon what can I say, I'm an old man. :) 21:55
spine perl6: say ("ab" ~~ / (.*) b /).Bool; 21:56
p6eval niecza v12-66-g5abbd8a: OUTPUT«Bool::True␤»
..pugs b927740: OUTPUT«Error eval perl5: "if (!$INC{'Pugs/Runtime/Match/HsBridge.pm'}) {␤ unshift @INC, '/home/p6eval/.cabal/share/Pugs-6.2.13.20111008/blib6/pugs/perl5/lib';␤ eval q[require 'Pugs/Runtime/Match/HsBridge.pm'] or die $@;␤}␤'Pugs::Runtime::Match::HsBridge'␤"␤*** '<HAND…
..rakudo 2ea566: OUTPUT«Bool::False␤»
spine is that expected behaviour or some unimplemented backtracking code in rakudo?
colomon errr.... is what the expected behavior? 21:57
jnthn It's the by now infamous Rakudo backtracking bug.
spine colomon: say ("ab" ~~ / (.*) b /).Bool; prints OUTPUT«Bool::False 21:58
jnthn: ok, thanks. I never know if there is some new feature or if I am hitting bugs :) 21:59
same regex without capturing group works
dalek kudo/nom: 539843e | jnthn++ | src/ (2 files):
Add a .yada property to routines, so we can spot those that are just .../???/!!!.
 22:31
kudo/nom: 0ac04a7 | jnthn++ | src/Perl6/ (2 files):
Set the yada flag as needed.
kudo/nom: 2bc97f6 | jnthn++ | src/Perl6/Metamodel/ (3 files):
Make a method foo() { ... } in a role serve as a requirement that the method is implemented, rather than an actual method that we compose in. The implementation could come from the class, a parent class or another role.
jnthn proof-reads the advent post 22:43
tadzik I wonder what funny C library binding I can now write, having struct introspection and arrays 22:47
jnthn perl6advent.wordpress.com/2011/12/1...nt-rakudo/ 22:49
tadzik awsum! 22:50
jnthn tadzik: The structs and arrays are a tad limited at the moment, fwiw. But already you can probably do things that weren't possible before :)
tadzik how limited?
jnthn tadzik: Just on the type of things they can contain. 22:51
tadzik: e.g. at the moment it's only doubles and ints. I'll have it handling various sizes of integer pretty soon. After that because arrays of strings, pointers to structs and just opaque pointers.
tadzik alrighty 22:52
jnthn so, that beer I wanted... 23:02
lichtkind jnthn: thank you 23:06
hope you liek it
im off
jnthn night, lichtkind 23:12
lichtkind jnthn: found any quirks?
good night all o/ 23:13
jnthn lichtkind: Thatswhy => That's why 23:15
lichtkind yes but the one spelling proram i have allowed me that :)
i mostly ment content quirks
jnthn (:@good, :@bad) := |classify { good_music($_) ?? 'good' !! 'bad' }, %song.values; 23:17
does that actually work? :)
lichtkind jnthn: i taken it out of synopses
jnthn OK :)
lichtkind i tested binding
jnthn Then it probably should :)
lichtkind yeah better i test it 23:18
jnthn OK, I'm gone for the night. o/ 23:19
lichtkind sleep well 23:20
phenny, tell jnthn no it doesnt work now: Cannot use bind operator with this LHS at line 44, near " |classify" 23:23
phenny lichtkind: I'll pass that on when jnthn is around.
mj41 nom: my $b = "b"; say qq/a {$b} $b c/; 23:26
p6eval nom 2bc97f: OUTPUT«a b b c␤»
mj41 nom: my $b = "b"; say Q:c/a {$b} c/;
p6eval nom 2bc97f: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Colons may not be used to delimit quoting constructs at line 1, near ":c/a {$b} "␤»
mj41 trying to prototype simple templating system based on Q:c ... but Q:c not supported yet :-) 23:28
mikemol cackles 23:31
mikemol With the exception of some unicode weirdness, I have a script which pulls title and authorship metadata from the p6 spec pods and then launches pod2epub. 23:31
djanatyn o/ 23:50
sorear Hello!
djanatyn Hey.

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