Xliff \o 01:44
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tbrowder Xliff: \o/ 16:04
Xliff tbrowder: Hi.
tbrowder i've been seeing a lot of activity from you lately 16:05
what ya wrking on? 16:06
Xliff Yah. That's me.
And the answer to that question is generally: "my obsessions"
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M3...sp=sharing
tbrowder ah, is that like my raku "rabbit hole" obsession i wonder 16:07
Xliff ^^ Old version from last month. It's ... grown
tbrowder: Oh, most likely. :)
Crossed the 470,000 lines of raku mark
tbrowder wow, that's organized! i vaguely rmbr seeing that before. 16:08
Xliff :) 16:09
tbrowder in fact, i vaguely rmbr creating a raku prog early on to do something similar. let me go down in my debian basement ^^^^^. 16:10
Xliff :D 16:11
tbrowder does yr prog have sophisticated heuristics to count linex
*lines of code? 16:12
Xliff I have written one to do so, yes. That is not the one I am using in the sheet. 16:15
tbrowder suggesstion for us rakoons, add a link in yr sheet for repos of public modules
Xliff Ah. It used to have them. 16:17
tbrowder i'm putting yr spreadsheet idea on my TODO list. did you see the ne spreadsheet module jnthn published recently?
Xliff Yep.
My largest issue is that I really work in ODS 16:18
tbrowder he beat me to it. i love programmatically creating spreadsheets.
Xliff But I want a way to keep both sheets sync'd. But they are so different that it's kinda hard.
So the Google sheet lags behind my local version, which I update weekly.
tbrowder have you looked at using some perl modules to wrap? 16:19
Xliff Not really.
Been so busy with $dayJob and my current project (GUPnP) that I haven't had much time
wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GUPnP
I have the basics done, I am in testing, now and there are certain things that are... vexing me. 16:20
GLib has some of the most frustrating interfaces I have seen. LOL
tbrowder that's how my spreadsheet module is set up. if you don't require a lot of fancy formatting, there are some ods readers so you could read your master and write the corresponding xlsx 16:21
Xliff Nah. I need rw ods
tbrowder ok, there are some of those too
Xliff I convert to xlsx when necessary. 16:22
tbrowder gotcha
Xliff I was thinking about writing one, but then I got sidetracked... heh
tbrowder does $job use ods or xlsx
Xliff $job is mostly a Microsoft shop masking an AWS infrastructure. 16:23
So xlsx
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I'm sneaking in some Raku. :)
tbrowder my daughter works for noaa and they use google stuff now
Xliff Nice!
I have hax'd Google Maps in my time. 16:24
tbrowder i say yuk cause i have so many years invested in csv and xlsx
Xliff Hahaha! 16:25
I may write a client for Google Sheets in Raku one day.
tbrowder oh, i have a raku gmail reader thnx to raku oauth2
Xliff Assuming someone doesn't beat me to it.
Yeah, I noticed someone had a Raku OAuth2 module.
Was going to use that. 16:26
tbrowder it's hacky but not enough time to tidy it.
Xliff Considering I've written OAuth2 for Eve-Online
tbrowder sounds like a dating app ;-D
Xliff Also written auth for Amazon AWS
LOL. No. It's an MMORPG. www.eveonline.com/ 16:27
tbrowder oh, aren't [Coke] and tony-o and moritz involved too 16:28
my grandson and son-in-law would like that i'll bet 16:29
Xliff I don't really know.
Geth nqp/JJ-patch-2: 5a9c7da56c | (Juan Julián Merelo Guervós)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | README.pod
Added as requested

That option was not documented in the README either.		 16:31
tbrowder are yr oauths in raku? 16:32
are they public? 16:33
moritz tbrowder: no, I'm involved with taustation.space/ 18:28
[Coke] I have nothing to do with eve online, if that was the question 18:45
Geth nqp/JJ-patch-2: 5594557121 | (Juan Julián Merelo Guervós)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | README.pod
Correction as per @coke comment
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tbrowder sorry, memory dump 20:00
stoned75 Hi! After some tests in a forked repo, the first github workflow for Raku/doc was run sucessfully, as a replacement for the default travis job, see Raku/doc #3777 20:29
Geth rakudo: 53da2061f6 | (Elizabeth Mattijsen)++ | .travis.yml
No longer use Travis for CI

It appears that Travis is no longer interested in supporting open source projects. So long, and thanks for all the fish!		 20:35
nqp: f7a0081b21 | (Elizabeth Mattijsen)++ | .travis.yml
No longer use Travis for CI

It appears that Travis is no longer interested in supporting open source projects. So long, and thanks for all the fish!
Xliff .tell jnthn When NativeCall loads a dynamic library, will it also load its prerequisites? 20:51
tellable6 Xliff, I'll pass your message to jnthn
nine Xliff: yes it does 20:59
Or rather the dynamic linker does
jnthn: I answered Xliff's question about dynamic libraries
tellable6 nine, I'll pass your message to jnthn
Xliff nine: OK, thanks. 21:06
Geth problem-solving/solution-250: 825db3d8b1 | Altai-man++ | solutions/documentation/search-categories.md
Provide a solution document for github.com/Raku/problem-solving/issues/250

  "Documentation search categories are not standartized"
Fixes github.com/Raku/problem-solving/issues/250		 21:30
[Coke] boingboing.net/2021/01/10/earths-r...econd.html 21:58
ugexe I just released zef v0.10.0, which adds pod6 (loosely modeled after the raku docs) to a large portion of the code base. There isn't anything particularly interesting about this other than occasionally someone asks for examples from raku modules, and this would be one of the larger and ubiquitous ones 22:13
tellable6 2021-01-03T15:09:27Z #raku <tbrowder> ugexe the apparent "problem" with zef was my failure to see the msg that one of several deps had failed testing and thus the attempted installation failed. zef is working fine!
2021-01-05T11:39:42Z #raku <tbrowder> ugexe ^^^

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