David Nicol Wrote in RFC 262:
>foreach $item (@items){
>#print "$item was at location ",$item:n,"\n";
>print "$item was at location ${item:n}\n";
>};
What would really be nice here is an C function, similar to the
scalar version, that returns the index of the matching entry in a list. For
instanc
Graham Barr Wrote:
>Well if there ever is a way to shortcut grep this could be genera;ized
>to
>
> my $index = grep { break if $_ eq $seek; 1 } @items;
Wouldn't this also assume that grep return the number of times the block was
NOT true, rather than it's current implementation of the number of
Both RFC 168 & 267 complain about the inability to override builtins. What
if p6 simply require all user defined functions to be called using the &func
syntax, and that builtins require the bareword syntax? This way any builtin
could be overridden and it would be immediately recognizable as an
ove
Simon Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote:
>Perl 6 needs some kind of internationalisation and therefore message
>catalogue support. Really needs, with great urgency.
Doesn't RFC 85 address this to some extent? By offering up 'error codes'
can't the programmer just "insert-test-here"? Then again, if 8
Anyone want to pick up this? I just don't have the time, but I would like to
see it in Perl6.
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=head1 TITLE
Builtin list context lindex() function
=head1 VERSION
Maintainer: NA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 09 SEP 2000
Version: 0
Mailing List: perl6-language
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My question:
using IO::SOCKET, i need to connect to multiple server at once.
The server side works very well; it only waits for connections over a fixed IP,port.
How can i write the client-side?
Please help me!
