--- Larry Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hmm, maybe that means that language-dependent graphemes are called
> "langs", which I suppose is short for "langemes".
Dangerously close to "legumes", there. Perhaps we could refer to
entities matches by regexes as "peas"...
=Austin
On Mon, Jul 12, 2004 at 07:42:02AM +0200, Ph. Marek wrote:
: Of course the file must be opened in binary mode - else the line-endings etc.
: can be destroyed in the binary data, which is bad.
:
: So Perl/Parrot can't autodetect the kind of encoding.
: But maybe it should be possible to do somethi
> : Hello everybody,
> :
> : I'm about to learn myself perl6 (after using perl5 for some time).
>
> I'm also trying to learn perl6 after using perl5 for some time. :-)
I wouldn't even try to compare you and me :-)
> Pretty close. The way it's set up currently, $len is a reference
> to a var
On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 07:56:41AM +0200, Ph. Marek wrote:
: Hello everybody,
:
: I'm about to learn myself perl6 (after using perl5 for some time).
I'm also trying to learn perl6 after using perl5 for some time. :-)
: One of my first questions deals with regexes.
:
:
: I'd like to parse data
Hello everybody,
I'm about to learn myself perl6 (after using perl5 for some time).
One of my first questions deals with regexes.
I'd like to parse data of the form
Len: 15\n
(15 bytes data)\n
Len: 5\n
(5 bytes data)\n
\n
OtherTag: some value here
