On 2010-11-15 23:46, Aaron Sherman wrote:
try {
?$!PIO.close()
}
$! ?? fail($!) !! Bool::True
Probably try{} can be made to return a True when there was no exception?
try {
...
1;
}
or fail( ... );
try {
...
I was listening to the recent IO conversation on p6c, and decided to look at
IO.pm in rakudo. I immediately saw a bit of code that worried me:
try {
?$!PIO.close()
}
$! ?? fail($!) !! Bool::True
Why is that so cumbersome? That seems like one of the most obvious
The attached diff offers a possible way to deal with folks who are behind
firewalls and must use the http or https URLs to clone parrot from.
Testing done: provided alternate URL in an environment with no access to the
git port, and download/build worked fine.
diff --git a/Configure.pl b/Configure
Howdy,
I'm excited to announce that Parrot Foundation and The Perl Foundation
have been accepted as organizations in Google Code-In 2010!
http://leto.net/perl/2010/11/parrot-foundation-the-perl-foundation-google-code-in.html
If you know of a mailing list that you think would find this relevant
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