Hello Perlists and Zebras,
Today was quite a big day for the module ecosystem, and as not everyone
lives on the IRC I feel obliged to announce the changes to the wider
world.
First of all, my fork of the ecosystem repo is now merged into
perl6/ecosystem. What changes does it introduce? If you loo
On Sat Apr 16 05:37:53 2011, masak wrote:
> awww.
> who would have guessed, declaring a sub infix:<;> causes
problems...
> rakudo: our sub infix:<;>($lhs, $rhs) {}; { say "A"; say "B" }
> rakudo 5ac05e: ( no output )
> :(
> rakudo: our sub infix:<;>($lhs, $rhs) { say $lhs, $rhs }; 1;
2; 3
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std: 1..2..3
std 4608239: OUTPUT«[31m===[0mSORRY![31m===[0m".." and
".." are non-
gvim (>):
> Does there currently exist a set of criteria by which Perl6, or an
> implementation thereof, can be defined as "production-ready"?
Not just one set of criteria, but lots of sets of criteria.
Some of these sets have already gone from showing a "no" flag to
showing a "yes" flag in the p
On 04/16/2011 05:02 PM, gvim wrote:
> Does there currently exist a set of criteria by which Perl6, or an
> implementation thereof, can be defined as "production-ready"?
No. "production-ready" is just as subjective as "good" or "fast" or
"mature" or "beautiful" or any other adjective you can think
Does there currently exist a set of criteria by which Perl6, or an implementation
thereof, can be defined as "production-ready"?
gvim
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awww.
who would have guessed, declaring a sub infix:<;> causes problems...
rakudo: ou
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Let's just say I don't think it should work like it does below. Even
if it *is* a syntax
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On windows 7 and vista using "\n" does not produce \r\n
The following
my $file
