Bernhard Schmalhofer (via RT) wrote:
I noticed the there is an interesting mix of 'interpreter' and 'INTERP'
Thanks, applied except dynclasses. I leave that part up for Sam - dunno
if he got diffs there.
leo
OK, so at issue is the difference between an element of an array ($p5[1])
and a slice (that might contain only one element, @p5[1]), only
generalised to n dimensions. (A problem which didn't exist in P5 because
there were no higher dimensions!)
And we don't want @B[4; 0..6] to reduce to a 1-
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Green) wrote:
>I can imagine "table context" being reasonably popular. [...]
>(Taking a scalar and returning a list is less common, but I can
>imagine a 2-D version of 'split' that turns a string into a table)
One way to generalise i
Hola...
I think taint mode should be made reusable somehow, by implementing
it in terms of contagious attribution... For example:
my $string : secret = "password"; # the "secret" attr is
# contagious, and causes memory to be overwritten before being
# returned to the OS
Given is a Perl snippet like:
{
my $fh = IO::File->new;
$fh->open(">test.tmp");
print $fh "a";
}
The filehandle is closed automatically at scope exit and the file
contains the expected contents.
That's quite easy in the current Perl implementation as it does
reference counting. At t
Hi,
I'm working on a dynamic PMC that ties into the GNU dbm library,
http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/info/gdbm/gdbm_toc.html.
The implementation is fairly straightforward, and simple test cases are
already working. However I'm not sure about how to check for the
availability of 'libgdbm.so'. If 'li
Leopold Toetsch wrote:
Bernhard Schmalhofer (via RT) wrote:
I noticed the there is an interesting mix of 'interpreter' and 'INTERP'
Thanks, applied except dynclasses. I leave that part up for Sam - dunno
if he got diffs there.
Applied.
- Sam Ruby
Parrot is now listed on CIA
http://cia.navi.cx/stats/project/parrot
This will track all future commits, making them available as a RSS
feed, etc.
This slows down commits a little because of some work the script does
to try and merge requests. I can tweak a little if people start
noticing a del
