Oh noez ! Now even parrot fails to build with this error:
"
init::manifest - Check MANIFEST...No such file: editor/parrot.el
Ack, some files were missing! I can't continue running
without everything here. Please try to find the above
files and then try running Configure again.
"
Full log
Hello,
I used to be unable to build nqp-p a month ago or so. Recently, that
changed, and now parrot + nqp-p builds fine. (rakudo doens't build
yet, but that is another email)
Now I want to find out which commit fixed things for me. I know how to
use git-bisect on a single repo to find the commit
(In Rakudo's REPL)
> say 'a'.WHAT;
Str()
> print 'a'.WHAT;
use of uninitialized variable $v of type Str in string context
True
>
What is happening here? Is this a bug? ( Coz I don't see any $v
variable anywhere.)
What is the "True" indicating?
(in niecza's REPL)
niecza> say 'a'.WHAT;
Str()
niecz
On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 8:29 AM, Will Coleda via RT
wrote:
>
> On Sat May 30 10:58:04 2009, a...@ali.as wrote:
> > As requested by chromatic
> >
> > http://use.perl.org/~korpenkraxar/journal/39051
>
> This url is now a 404. Anyone have the original text
Here is the archived text:
http://web.archi
Hello Estarde,
(since I'm the 'new' guy in the community, I think only I have the energy
to explain it to you :-)
Well, try to think of Perl 6 as a human. Of course you can change a
person's name, but who will go to the trouble of it all? eh? After all, we
all know how some Mr. XYZ father likes t
(so please ignore my initial report, because it was lazily written,
here is the proper bugreport, restated with clarity)
The following loop should iterate infinitely, but it does not:
my @array = 1, 2;
for @array -> $n {
$n.say;
@array.push: $n + 2;
}
say @rray;
r: my $x = 4 + 2i; $x.re = 5;
rakudo 45679a: OUTPUT«Cannot assign to a non-container in
block at /tmp/PeeJaa8bWJ:1»
I think $x.re (Real part of $x) and $x.im (Imaginary part of $x)
should be allowed to be l-values.
What do you say? Will this affect the performance of Rakudo, Niecza ?
Recen
