Hello all,
In the light of renaming to Raku I was wondering if the statement 'use
v6.*' is still useful.
First there is no version 6 of Raku (should be version 0, but that's
another story) and the 'use v5' in the past used for perl5 is also not
used anymore (I think) (it is, I believe, more
Hi,
I am looking forward to it
Thanks,
Marcel
On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 01:34:45PM +0200, Moritz Lenz wrote:
Hi,
On 17.09.2016 13:12, MT wrote:
The date found in the file unicode_db.c file is 2012-07-20 which is
about Unicode version 6.1.0
So the content in that file is not getting updated
Searching further I found the ucd2c.pl program in the Moarvm tools
directory. This generates the unicode_db.c somewhere else in the rakudo
tree. I run this program myself on the Unicode 9.0.0 database and
comparing the generated files shows many differences between the one in
the rakudo tree a
Hi,
I am wondering if perl 6 is keeping up pace with unicode versions. I've
done the following after I have seen that the method/sub uniprop() did
not give proper results all the time using data from the PropList.txt
taken from Unicode version 9.0.0.
E.g. 0xFFD0.uniprop('Noncharacter_Code_Po
Hi,
thanks for all your ideas,
I have used the enum before but turned to Map for some reason, don't
know why (getting old I think (hopefully)).
But still, should I open a ticket for the Map/subset thing?
Btw the following has the same problem;
> my Hash $h = {a=>1,b=>2}
{a => 1, b => 2}
> $h
ls.
Continuing story...
I found out that the bootstrap.pl program used an environment variable
DESTDIR which I have used now to place the installed modules outside of
rakudo. I really don't know what the influence is on this but the
modules are now installed like before but the path name I me
ls.
I've installed the newest perl6 rakudo (2015.04-5-g59f57a8 built on
MoarVM version 2015.04-3-gbb50941) and works fine except... I've also
installed the panda module manager again which seems to work fine. It
installs modules and shows them in the list. However, perl6 cannot find
them anyw
