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grondilu m: ( my @[2; 3] = ((rand xx 3) xx 2) )[1;2] 08:21
camelia ( no output )
grondilu m: say ( my @[2; 3] = ((rand xx 3) xx 2) )[1;2]
camelia 0.6651975067727606
grondilu m: say ( constant @[2; 3] = ((rand xx 3) xx 2) )[1;2]
camelia ===SORRY!=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Missing initializer on constant declaration
at <tmp>:1
------> say ( constant @<HERE>[2; 3] = ((rand xx 3) xx 2) )[1;2]
grondilu constant shaped arrays are broken or something? 08:22
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lizmat could well be 10:12
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lizmat github.com/rakudo/rakudo/pull/6704 # Make RakuAST default for compilation of programs 11:23
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Voldenet uh, is the above even right syntax for constant? 14:40
m: say (constant foo = 42) # this is correct, that I know 14:41
camelia 42
Voldenet m: constant @x = (my @a[2;3] = ((rand xx 3) xx 2)); say @x # that seems to work 14:46
camelia [[0.11167876263871168 0.3777276377479395 0.3769563856671265]
[0.660895911849339 0.7276060480627973 0.47468369886674855]]
Voldenet but then it's mutable 14:48
[Coke] any idea why github.com/coke/raku-blin-release-...ailures.md isn't rendering as markdown?
lizmat Voldenet: constant @a will generate a WVal(List) 14:49
a shaped array constant would require a shaped List type, which doesn't exist
m: my constant @a = 1,2,3; dd @a.^name 14:50
camelia "List"
Voldenet ah, that makes sense 14:54
[Coke]: maybe html tags mismatch in `<Summary>Old Output</summary>` 14:59
just a guess though
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SmokeMachine [Coke]: I jusr remove RaCoCo from Red dependencies. Sorry for taking so long 16:36
tbrowder Hi. I have some cool module news: my unpublished “Checkwriter” module has produced a check acceptable to my bank for private accounts. If you look for such a device they are pretty specialized and expensive. In the US a cheap Linux laptop and a cheap inkjet printer can probably do the same job less expensively. My motivation is for ease of writing checks for old people and people with sight problems as well as handwriting 17:28
problems. the module will have at least 3 check templates based on accepted checks at real banks. from my limited experience at the one bank, the main criteria were: readable routing number, account number, and check number in the MICRE character row, amount in both characters, the date, and the names of those account members authorized to submit a check. When released all the publicly accessible data will be imaginary and real
data should best be installed to locations referenced by a private environment value.
lizmat cool! care to blog about it ? 17:31
tbrowder hm, i don't really have a good way to do that. 17:38
lizmat afaik you still have a WP account? 17:39
tbrowder oh, that's right. i'll give it a shot. 17:41
* amount in both words and numbers... 17:43
[Coke] SmokeMachine: no worries, I have a lot of things in the air. 17:44
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SmokeMachine Just if someone would be interested, I'm finally back playing with the idea of Red migrations after a long period of no movement... if someone would like to follow/test/help, that would be great: github.com/FCO/Red/pull/601 19:20
(but I'm not going very fast) 19:21
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