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melezhik AlexDaniel: curl -d os=centos -d rakudo_version=a381202881d4dfd0a112f9e6f9cddc85adefbccf repo.westus.cloudapp.azure.com/raku...d::Console 03:19
repo.westus.cloudapp.azure.com/raku...365011.txt
RakuDist shows the same error, probably this is what you was looking for, HTH
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AlexDaniel melezhik: thanks! 03:26
melezhik on the way I found that there was a bug in RakuDist , that prevented installed rakudo version to be used in tests. good cooperation :] 03:28
just in case pay attention that testing against selected rakudo version now is limited to CentOS, due to _various_ reasons 03:29
AlexDaniel hmmm… 03:30
melezhik it's basically because current debian docker image does not have fresh enough glibc version 03:32
which is for some reasons required by rakudo binaries
AlexDaniel it's not required, it's just the way whateverable builds rakudo right now 03:34
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melezhik ok, I see. anyways it fails to run debian. I use this way to install whateverable builds - github.com/melezhik/sparrow6-rakud...nstall.pm6 03:36
AlexDaniel you're not doing anything wrong, it's just the current state of things 03:37
melezhik yeah. I am just saying that if gonna use RakuDist / whateverable is limited by CentOS now 03:39
small correction. the glibc issue happened on some centOS, not on the one shipped with the docker image used in RakuDist, but the statement is still true 03:43
as for the Debian I can't recall now why I skipped it from testing whateverable builds, there was reason for that just don't remember it now :] 03:44
but when I remember I will let you know
anyways we have CentOS now, it was the latest one from official docker image on hub. 2-3 moths ago, should be enough, I guess 03:45
I am going to update docker images to the latest ones from time to time 03:46
AlexDaniel 👍 03:47
melezhik and as for alpine, I also don't remember , but it also had some issues with running whateverrable builds ... once I figure it out I will give an update. :] :] 03:48
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Geth doc: tinmarino++ created pull request #3289:
Fix URL: language -> *.html		 04:24
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Geth doc: 8348f25156 | Tinmarino++ | doc/Language/faq.pod6
Fix URL: language -> *.html
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doc: 061042baa9 | (Juan Julián Merelo Guervós)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Language/faq.pod6
Merge pull request #3289 from tinmarino/merge_fix_url

Fix URL: language -> *.html
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linkable6 Link: docs.raku.org/language/faq
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cpan-raku New module released to CPAN! Algorithm::LDA (0.0.10) by 03TITSUKI 10:12
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Altai-man_ m: say ["categories", "99-problems"] ~~ ['categories', True]; 15:07
camelia True
lizmat m: 42 ~~ True 15:08
camelia Potential difficulties:
Smartmatch against True always matches; if you mean to test the topic for truthiness, use :so or *.so or ?* instead
at <tmp>:1
------> 0342 ~~ 7⏏5True
lizmat I guess that structure evades that test
Altai-man_ no
m: say ["categoriasdfes", "99-problems"] ~~ ['categories', True]; 15:09
camelia False
Altai-man_ it checks size and that first element is eqv
lizmat not all elems ?
I mean if the first is True ?
Altai-man_ m: say [True, "categoriasdfes", "99-problems"] ~~ ['categories', True];
camelia False
Altai-man_ this is very nice 15:10
lizmat that fails because of different # elems
Altai-man_ m: say [True, "categoriasdfes"] ~~ ['categories', True];
camelia False
Altai-man_ oh, wait, I can just use Cro router and avoid this... But still this is neat. 15:11
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Geth doc: tinmarino++ created pull request #3291:
Fix URL mixin with absolute path		 17:44
doc: tinmarino++ created pull request #3292:
Faq: string common operations		 17:54
doc: tinmarino++ created pull request #3293:
Faq: list common operations		 17:55
doc: tinmarino++ created pull request #3294:
Faq: system common operations		 17:56
Altreus I have an issue with Supplie(r)s and I think it's most likely my misunderstanding, but if anyone could check that would be super github.com/shuppet/p6-api-discord/issues/38 17:59
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lizmat Altreus: perhaps this could provide inspiration: docs.raku.org/routine/live 18:08
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Altreus lizmat: it says True 18:13
so this live supply is providing historical events :\
lizmat hmmm... then I don't have an idea :-(
Altreus I'm pleased to be finding issues that stump higher-level players^Wdevelopers 18:14
lizmat guess I'm only going to be as useful as a rubber duck then :-)
Altreus Means I might be finding weird edge cases!
lizmat I used to grok Supplies pretty much until the last refactor :-(
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Altreus I have another supply to refactor 18:15
I just got a bead on another API bug
The start-react-whenever idiom allows me to abort the react loop yes? 18:23
well, react-whenever does, but I need a start to "background" it
I'm rubberducking now
so...
Intermittent failures are very hard to fix because I can't force them to happen 18:24
lizmat is being rubberducked 18:27
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Altreus I wish I could test this but I have no idea where to begin 18:35
short of writing an entire Cro-based mock discord
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lizmat but, Cro comes with some mock testing support, I thought? 18:38
Altreus Ah yeah no doubt :) But I expect I will still have to write a lot of code to tell it what to do 18:40
I don't think discord provide an OpenAPI doc 18:41
sena_kun `existskey requires a concrete object (got a NQPMu type object instead)` error can be anything, right? 18:48
when I am calling a method on object from top of my file it works ok, but when I'm calling the same code from Cro route, it explodes. `--ll-exception` doesn't show anything interesting. 18:49
stoned75 hi! 18:50
lizmat sena_kun: I think typically happens when compilation fails to include some object in the context
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stoned75 I'm trying to understand why in github.com/rakudo/rakudo/blob/mast...h.pm6#L348 and the following line $tested[0] is used instead of $tested 18:53
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stoned75 and likewise in #L362 and #L363 18:55
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Altreus yeah I have no idea how to test this xD 18:57
I'm gonna have to read the cro tests and learn that way
lizmat stoned75: because it's multi-level categorize ? 18:58
stoned75 lizmat: well... notice how Hash.classify-list has a similar flow but use $tested :) 18:59
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lizmat hmmm... 19:00
about 7 years ago, I wrote the original version of that code 19:01
but about 4 years ago it got overhauled...
probably best to make an issue for it, so it won't fall through the cracks
with my current experience, I see plenty of optimizing opportunities :-)
Altai-man_ should I open a ticket? The problem is that I have a reliable way to cause it, but it requires a couple of my repos and forks, so some steps to reproduce. 19:03
lizmat if the repos are public, then an issue would be best 19:04
well betterder would be a golf :-)
stoned75 m: say False[0] 19:08
camelia False
stoned75 m: 1[0]
camelia ( no output )
stoned75 m: say 1[0]
camelia 1
lizmat m: 42[1]
camelia Index out of range. Is: 1, should be in 0..0
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
lizmat stoned75: any object can be considered a 1-element array
chloekek lizmat: what about arrays? 19:09
lizmat m: say 42.elems
camelia 1
stoned75 lizmat: hum...
lizmat chloekek: what about them ?
stoned75 what implements this ?
chloekek p6: say [1, 2, 3].elems
camelia 3
lizmat stoned75: Mu.AT-POS I think 19:10
stoned75 hum not AT-POS in src/core.c/Mu.pm6 19:11
Any.AT-POS may be 19:12
lizmat could be
stoned75 yeah looks like it
Altai-man_ github.com/rakudo/rakudo/issues/3579 I feel bad for reporting this. :/ 19:15
lizmat Altai-man_++ # don't worry! 19:16
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stoned75 is there a doc file I should read on how to make a test build of rakudo and use it ? 19:29
Altai-man_ stoned75, "a test build of rakudo"? 19:30
what do you mean?
stoned75 like I mess around with some src files and I want to test the compiler I would build from them
Altai-man_ stoned75, you can look at github.com/perl6/z 19:31
stoned75 OK. I already use it to build/install rakudo's HEAD 19:32
Altai-man_ stoned75, so it builds you a rakudo instance with your changes and you can spectest it and do other things.
stoned75 ok cool. thanks!
lizmat "make install" usually does the trick for me :-) 19:35
stoned75 eh :)
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Geth doc: tinmarino++ created pull request #3295:
Feature: Index regex interpolation tokens		 20:19
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Geth doc: 27649529e6 | Tinmarino++ | doc/Language/faq.pod6
Faq: string common operations
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doc: 37d4e36a0e | Tinmarino++ | doc/Language/faq.pod6
Faq: Common operations: String: Fix typos
doc: db18b26009 | (Juan Julián Merelo Guervós)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Language/faq.pod6
Merge pull request #3292 from tinmarino/merge_faq_string

Faq: string common operations
linkable6 Link: docs.raku.org/language/faq
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tbrowder .seen martimm 20:45
tellable6 tbrowder, I saw martimm 2017-09-06T14:12:40Z in #perl6: <MARTIMM> m: role A { has $!x = 10;};class B does A { method x {say $!x;}}; B.new.x;
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timotimo you can categorize items by two pieces 22:02
oh i was scrolled way up
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rypervenche Is it not possible to run a for loop on an array of hashes by just doing: for @array -> %h { blah } ? It doesn't seem to be working, but I get the desired results when I do this instead: for @array.values -> %h { blah } 22:19
jnthn m: my @a = { a => 1, c => 2 }, { b => 3, d => 4 }; for @a -> %h { dd %h } 22:20
camelia Hash % = {:a(1), :c(2)}
Hash % = {:b(3), :d(4)}
jnthn rypervenche: Not sure what you're observing tbh; it seems to work here?
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rypervenche Hmmm, I've used from-json and have been trying to figure out the proper way to loop over things with the nested values. Let me see if I can get a dd of it. 22:24
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timotimo oh yeah 22:29
JSON::Tiny and JSON::Fast put hashes and arrays in scalar containers
i'd consider it a design flaw, i should release a version that doesn't do that and use the capabilities of raku to select a version by API to make it not break every piece of code out there 22:30
lizmat timotimo: you can bind arrays as a Slip into a hash, they will then iterate fine 22:31
m: my %h = a => (1,2,3); dd $_ for %h<a>
camelia List %h = $(1, 2, 3)
lizmat m: my %h = a => slip(1,2,3); dd $_ for %h<a> 22:32
camelia 1
2
3
timotimo so, i'd like for "not scalarified" to be what you get by default when you use JSON::Fast, but if i do that, then every unmodified piece of code gets the new behaviour and breaks 22:34
oh i know 22:35
i'll call it JS0N::Fast
it's not longer, it doesn't look noticeably different from the old name
i'm a genius 22:36
lizmat argh? 22:39
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lizmat if anything, you could just use JSON::Fast, but give it an :api<2> qualifier ? 22:39
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lizmat so you would only get the new behaviour when used as "use JSON::Fast:api<2>" ? 22:40
timotimo what's the default value for api? Whatever?
lizmat hmmm... good question 22:41
I guess :-(
timotimo with :api<*> i get the regular JSON::Fast at least
lizmat if the module doesn't specify an :api, it gets True as its matcher
timotimo m: use JSON::Fast:api<*>; say JSON::Fast.^api.perl 22:42
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Could not find JSON::Fast:api<*> in:
inst#/home/camelia/.raku
inst#/home/camelia/rakudo-m-inst-1/share/perl6/site
inst#/home/camelia/rakudo-m-inst-1/share/perl6/vendor
inst#/home…
timotimo m: use JSON::Fast; say JSON::Fast.^api.perl
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Could not find JSON::Fast in:
inst#/home/camelia/.raku
inst#/home/camelia/rakudo-m-inst-1/share/perl6/site
inst#/home/camelia/rakudo-m-inst-1/share/perl6/vendor
inst#/home/cameli…
timotimo OK, not installed on camelia
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rypervenche Ahhh, so I'm not losing my mind. :P Ok, I'll give that a shot. I saw that using .values looked to do what I needed. 22:53
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lizmat rypervenche: in "for @a.values" the .values is really a noop 22:54
it's just there for consistency
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Geth doc: 491f63b3e7 | Coke++ | xt/code.pws
new "words"
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rypervenche Let me see if I can extract the actual hash so that others can reproduce it. 23:32
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rypervenche So this is the exact text that I'm working with and the output: gist.github.com/rypervenche/a5b0d8...88725777a5 23:45
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timotimo interesting. why do you use angle brackets for your input data? 23:51
rypervenche I thought I needed to pass it all to from-json that way. 23:53
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