Greetings,
S32/Temporal says a DateTime object can be maniplated like so:
$dt.delta(44, minutes);
Rakudo's core/Temporal.pm contains this:
my enum TimeUnit (
:second(1), :seconds(2),
:minute(3), :minutes(4),
[snip]
);
which is used in the signature of both Da
Hi Carl,
On 02/19/2013 02:03 PM, Carl Franks wrote:
S32/Temporal says a DateTime object can be maniplated like so:
$dt.delta(44, minutes);
Rakudo's core/Temporal.pm contains this:
my enum TimeUnit (
:second(1), :seconds(2),
:minute(3), :minutes(4),
[snip]
The code points giving you trouble are 0xFDD0..0xFDEF:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5188679/whats-the-purpose-of-the-noncharacters-ufdd0-to-ufdef
You can split this into two ranges to avoid the problematic points (and
could use this to combine the distinct ranges you have above.)
$ perl6
Flat on the bunk again, he ran for his life. The Parrot stalked him
through the grey hours of morning, smoothing its fractal feathers,
shuffling itself slowly into clarity as though at the end of a
flashy film-dissolve, until at last his mind's eye had to acknowledge
