rcmlz @ng0177 would you be interested in trying an „reproduceability“ setup approach using Nix? 05:09
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ng0177 Appreciate the offer, to be honest: not now. Thanks. 16:41
Sorry for the late reply: I double checked and found no other error than the JavaScripdt::D3" error you mentioned above. 16:49
If you do not mind, please let me have some hints on how to use (i) "JavaScripdt::Google::Charts" or (ii) VS Code. Thanks. 16:50
antononcube There is a movie, or two, about VS Code and “JavaScripdt::Google::Charts”. 18:38
See: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkk_MeqLj_k 18:40
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thowe I can't seem to figure out the documentation for "first" to search an array. I have an array of hashes, and I want to be able to search the array and find the first element that has a particular hash value. something like @myarray.first($_{'key} == value) and get an array index of that value. 21:27
, Oh, I needed brackets... 21:38
ab5tract m: my @a = <a b c>; dd @a.pairs.first(*.value eq 'c').key 21:43
camelia 2
ab5tract thowe: ^^
thowe i did @a.first({$_{'key' == $value}, :k); Is that a less good way to do it? 21:45
missed a bracket in the above, but I think you see
ab5tract ah, now that's fine too 21:55
*no