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Geth advent/main: c954e77d05 | ab5tract++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | raku-advent-2025/authors.md
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disbot6 <librasteve> thanks to both for filling the Seq $advent-posts just in time! 08:39
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disbot6 <librasteve> habere-et-dispere: do you need a logon for the Wordpress site? if so please send me your email … i am librasteve at furnival dot net 08:46
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grondilu why can't we put type constraints on `our` variables? 13:53
m: package { our Int $foo }
camelia ===SORRY!=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Cannot put a type constraint on an 'our'-scoped variable
at <tmp>:1
------> package { our Int $foo <HERE>}
expecting any of:
constraint
lizmat fwiw, I'm not sure either 13:54
arkiuat it's weird because you can put type constraints on `our` constants, no problem 13:58
but you can't constrain a constant without a type declarator
scope declarator, not type declarator, I meant 14:03
lizmat I think the problem may be related to the fact that type constraints are implemented on the container descriptor 14:12
so it would need to create container descriptor in the OUR:: stash for later use 14:14
m: our $a; BEGIN dd OUR::.keys # so why doesn't it do that ? 14:16
camelia ("\$a",).Seq
Geth raku-mode: donaldh++ created pull request #64:
Add highlighting for regex, rule, token		 14:37
disbot6 <antononcube> @lizmat I assume at some point you latest Raku advent article will be added here, github.com/lizmat/articles ? 14:52
lizmat antononcube sorry, I wrote that one directly in WP 15:26
I guess I could migrate back
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disbot6 <antononcube> It is up you -- I want to use "real life" Markdown examples for an article on code streamlining code highlighting. 15:35
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grondilu what's up with docs.raku.org being so unresponsive? 17:55
lizmat hmm... pretty blindingly fast for me... 17:58
anything particular that's slow ?
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timo "waiting for docs.raku.org...", but from the same machine i can curl it and get a response immediately 17:59
now i can get it with my browser too 18:00
lizmat is not seeing it 18:02
grondilu I searched for "await" and did not get anything
lizmat using the search box on the site? 18:03
because that is all client side afaik
is it not?
timo yeah there's a "searchData.json" that gets downloaded up front with everything you need 18:05
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timo if for some reason that didn't load properly, maybe that broke your search 18:07
grondilu noted 18:15
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disbot6 <aruniecrisps> lizmat: i don't know if you saw the gist that i sent earlier: gist.github.com/raiph/849a4a9d8875...b2eda89296 19:22
<aruniecrisps> the first footnote states the following: "Of note, this primitive is Actor model "consistent", by which I mean it bundles behavior (code) and 100% private state (data), and cleanly enforces that consistency at every level, from the VMs Raku runs on to languages that target those VMs including Raku itself. One upshot is that the OO::Actors userland module is (at the time of writing this footnote) just 35 lines of code."
<aruniecrisps> i was wondering if you elaborate on what raiph means here? i'm kind of new to moarvm and would love to learn a bit more about the inner workings 19:23
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korvo I'm interested in a MoarVM-oriented answer, but I can give a capability-oriented answer as a complement. An actor is an encapsulated object, a mailbox for pending messages, and a system for referring to other actors at a distance by address. If every object is encapsulated and object references are hard to forge then it's easy to treat any object as an actor by attaching a mailbox. 19:50
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disbot6 <jubilatious1_98524> @grondilu docs.raku.org/routine/await 20:11
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grondilu m: Bag.new(foo => 1000000, bar => 0).pick 20:25
camelia ( no output )
grondilu m: print Bag.new(foo => 1000000, bar => 0).pick
camelia Use of Nil in string context
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
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grondilu lol I guess I was totally wrong about Bag construction 20:26
m: my $bag = bag foo => 1000000, bar => 0; print $bag.pick 20:28
camelia Cannot resolve caller bag(:bar(Int), :foo(Int)); none of these signatures matches:
()
(*@a --> Bag:D)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
grondilu m: my $bag = bag "foo" => 1000000, "bar" => 0; print $bag.pick 20:29
camelia foo 1000000
grondilu m: my $bag = bag "foo" => 1000000, "bar" => 0; print $bag.pick.key
camelia bar
grondilu m: my $bag = bag "foo" => 1000000, "bar" => 0; print $bag.pick.key xx 10 20:30
camelia foo foo foo bar foo foo foo foo bar bar
grondilu Isn't it supposed to apply some probability or something?
ah nevermind again I'm wrong about bag construction 20:31
m: my $bag = ("foo" => 1000000, "bar" => 0).Bag; print $bag.pick xx 10
camelia foo foo foo foo foo foo foo foo foo foo
grondilu here it is, much better
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