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ab5tract Except that’s wrapped with statement stuffs 15:40
Also, though it’s usually technically impolite to do so, you can always use nqp::bindattr and friends to manipulate the attributes of an object directly 15:41
Found SmokeMachine++’s repo github.com/FCO/ASTQuery 15:42
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disbot2 <antononcube> I am going to file issues on the documentation side of that repository/package. 16:31
lizmat antononcube I would write !extract-expression something like: if try $ast.statements andthen .elems == 1 { (try $ast.statements.head.expression) // $ast } 16:50
but yeah, looks like a legit way of using the Raku grammer to create an AST of an expression, and then taking it apart :-) 16:52
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woolfy Hi folks. Just passing by. Breaking the silence here, sorry. Nice to see many familiar names. Greetz, Wendy 17:00
disbot2 <antononcube> @woolfy This is a place for raccoons. Wolfs might feel more at home in the Wolfram Lang forums... 17:15
woolfy Meh, I don't dig Wolfram. Raku pleases the eye and looks more like fun (when I look over lizmat 's shoulder, that is). 17:19
disbot2 <antononcube> Ok. BTW, you are saying that you do not dig Raku either, just watching it. 17:28
<antononcube> It is one my missions to provide in Raku functionalities alternative to Wolfram's. Some, not all. 17:29
woolfy is just watching over lizmat 's shoulder, haven't programmed a line in over a decade... 17:40
disbot2 <antononcube> LLMs know Raku -- better and better. 17:42
woolfy Never used AI, not planning to. Want to think for myself.
disbot2 <antononcube> Code generation with AI is not thinking. You have to be able describe what you want reasonably well. 17:44
woolfy Yeah, I'd rather watch over the shoulder of an awesome programmer than to help AI get better. 17:48
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disbot2 <antononcube> 🤷‍♂️ 18:20
perryprog I wonder what the least used Wolfram function is 18:26