[Coke] the glossary entry for Virtual Machine could be cleaned up (at least to remove parrot) 00:06
tbrowder i just looked at docs for defining a new Date and didn’t notice the new, cool way of doing: my $d = Date.now without the parens. Also this works now: my $year = Date.now.year 00:53
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jubilatious1_98524 @tbrowder_04810 Didn't that used to be my $d .= Date.new(); witht he .= operator? 03:37
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[Coke] m: 1.put 12:44
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arkiuat looking docs.raku.org/type/Any#method_duckmap is there some transition missing in the paragraph that begins with "In the second case," and ends with "In this case:" ? 17:54
Or is it just me and I'm missing something? 17:55
[Coke] if I were scanning it, it would read the same as if ". In this case" were removed, but after reading it a few times, I'm not sure the example after that is another example of that behavior 18:04
maybe check git history to see if someone accidentally elided some text?
arkiuat that's just what I was thinking of doing; thanks for confirming 18:08
I didn't want to start digging if it was just a hallucination on my part 18:09
Nope, it looks as if that whole passage through to the end of the entry is exactly as it first appeared on 2018-05-07 when JJ extended the duckmap definition. Hasn't been touched since then. 18:19
s/definition/explanation/ 18:20
so JJ might have accidentally elided something from his own draft, but that's just speculation 18:21
[Coke] Add it to the pile, I guess.
arkiuat yeah, i was just trying to do the Issue 4560 thing. Even before I got to that part, I was thinking it might need to be rewritten because doubling every example of use as a method with the same, but used as a sub, leaves a rather unwieldy result 18:24
but yeah, rewriting the explanation of duckmap probably needs its own issue. I'll finish making it unwieldy first and then file that 18:26
Geth doc: arkiuat++ created pull request #4710:
type/Any#duckmap: changing method to routine
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arkiuat also made issue github.com/Raku/doc/issues/4711 19:15
Geth doc/main: 2676b46f7d | (Eric Forste)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Type/Any.rakudoc
type/Any#duckmap: changing method to routine (#4710)

  * changing method to routine for duckmap
Part of #4560
  * correcting return type for deepmap
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lizmat docs.raku.org/language/operators#infix_Z versus docs.raku.org/language/operators#Z...taoperator 20:55
I do think they are the same thing, infix:<Z> is just short for infix:<Z,> or am I missing something ? 20:56
arkiuat well, that doesn't sound like the same thing to me, since one is a metaoperator and the other is an application of that metaoperator to C<,> but certainly the doc for infix:<Z> should mention up front that it's just short for C<Z,> 21:12
pardon my inconsistent notation 21:13
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