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> disa
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IRC extract from today:
23:35 < grondilu> m: my MixHash $a .= new; my MixHash $b =
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It appears that the Metamodel::WrapDispatcher can't find the candidate to
execute when
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$ perl6 --version
This is Rakudo version 2016.03-98-g61d231c built on MoarVM version
2016.
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disallow dimensions smaller or equal 0 in shapes
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On Sat Jan 09 12:20:11 2016, siavash.askari.n...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I experienced this problem in this code:
> $_ = "abcdefgh"; say ++$_ until
> /(\w)<{$0.Str.succ}><{$0.Str.succ.succ}>/ and !/i|o|l/ and
> /(\w)$0.*(\w)$1/;
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> And `/(\w)<{$0.Str.succ}><{$0.Str.succ.succ}>/` regex is causing it
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$ cat > A.pm6
unit module A;
constant @a is export = map { (1 +< $_) => 1 }, ^3;
$
Hi,
Perhaps the error is caused by the assignment wanting to store 42 at the
address of $test, which is not there yet. See also doc about 'sub () is rw
{ ••• }'. Look for rw traits!
Furthermore, to declare and assign more variables use
(my $a, my $b) = ( 42, 43);
Greetings
Marcel
On Apr
