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disbot4 <simon_sibl> anyone using raku-navigator with emacs by any chance ? I am not sure if thats because of my setup, but it seems to not be able to complete methods/functions/imports or variable in scope (in for loop for example) 04:01
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timo i've been meaning to try the raku navigator myself but i haven't yet 11:07
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disbot4 <aruniecrisps> i wrote a very simple db migration generation tool as a raku script 21:33
<aruniecrisps> raku is actually funnily enough extremely powerful at writing db migrations with almost no library needed 21:34
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disbot4 <librasteve> arun++ 22:27
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wayland76 I seem to not be receiving the Rakudo weekly e-mails, despite having subscribed more than once. Whom do I ask about this? 22:48
aruniecrisps: It'll be even better at it once I get data-oriented programming working with databases, but that's a few steps down the track. 22:50
lizmat wayland76: wordpress? 22:56
wayland76 lizmat: Is there no way we can check if eg. I've been added to some kinds of "do not send" list in Wordpress? 23:09
lizmat looks at the subscribers... you're marked as "Not sending" 23:13
I cannot change that status 23:14
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lizmat .tell wayland76 I could remove you as a subscriber, so you can subscribe again (and hopefully get the correct status then) 23:18
tellable6 lizmat, I'll pass your message to wayland76
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disbot4 <aruniecrisps> @wayland76 i think i promised to get back to you about racket/rhombus. basically racket has a very interesting hashlang system going on where you can basically create your own language within the racket ecosystem by creating parsers docs.racket-lang.org/guide/languages.html 23:19
<aruniecrisps> it's very similar to the idea of Slangs in Raku, except in Racket you create new parsers instead of modifying the racket syntax tree like you would in Raku to either create a new language or add syntax 23:21
<aruniecrisps> Rhombus basically takes advantage of this system entirely
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wayland76 lizmat: Yes, that would be wonderful. Please remove me from the list, and let me know, and I'll re-subscribe. 23:26
tellable6 2026-06-25T23:18:01Z #raku <lizmat> wayland76 I could remove you as a subscriber, so you can subscribe again (and hopefully get the correct status then)
wayland76 aruniecrisps: I didn't think you had, but I'm interested either way. I think the weakness of Raku slangs is that because it's a role, you can't re-use rules from the original grammar. Rhombus definitely sounds like an interesting idea. 23:28
disbot4 <aruniecrisps> @wayland76 the way i see it is that raku is kind of the reverse racket; racket is approaching this interweaving of various different languages by virtue of the fact that it has no syntax; Racket is a Lisp and so it basically has 0 syntax. 23:29
<aruniecrisps> Raku is approaching this from the opposite direction by basically throwing as much syntax as possible at the problem 23:30
<aruniecrisps> which ends up getting Raku and Racket to very similar levels of extensibility ironically enough
<aruniecrisps> basically Raku is the closest C-derived language that I've seen that gets you to Lisp 23:31
wayland76 aruniecrisps: That's an interesting way to look at it :) .
Yeah, agree about c-derived languages approaching lisp.