On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 16:32:16 +1000 (EST), Damian Conway said:
>> I think we agree.
> >
> > $foo is a tied variable
> > $bar is a normal variable
> >
> > sub zap : lvalue { return $_[0] ? $foo : $bar }
> >
> > zap(1) = 5; # Goes to tied variabl
Another way to produce such this issue:
perl6 -e "say 'ip'.IO.lines.hyper.map(* ~~ /<{ (1...255).list }> '.'/).all.so"
Incompatible MROs in P6opaque rebless
in any mixin at src/gen/m-Metamodel.nqp:1273
in whatevercode at -e:1
Incompatible MROs in P6opaque
it's not so difficult, really. you just gotta know the trick:
- cd into the repository you want, then run "git am".
- Use your mail client's "view source" function (ctrl-u in thunderbird
for example).
- copy the complete mail source including headers
- paste it into the terminal that's running git
Hello,
First of all, I'm sorry, this text is rather too long.
I worked a bit too long on this, mainly because I wanted to give a big
picture of it, without omitting important details. The big picture,
because I wanted to show why would we bother having different ways of
handling for tying and
Hello,
I am already following Perl 6 since many years. But only recently as
books began to appear, I began to really learn it.
One of the many things I like on Perl 6 is its static typing
possibility. I am used to dynamical typed languages like Perl 5, Ruby,
Python ... you name it. But I am
[ Sorry for not replying to the whole list earlier, I hope all readers
will be able to cope with fishing my reply out of the full-quotes. ]
Peter,
Here's what I came up with using the assignment variant of the
substitution operator:
> perl6-m -e 'my $text = "Well, hello!&
On 05/23/2014 09:08 PM, Peter Schwenn wrote:
> Timo, perl6-users,
>
> I don't want to print out the WHOLE text resulting from the match (in
> my case a long file,) but just the /replacement/ string.
>
> [...]
>
> Peter Schwenn
>
> On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 9:5
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Remove long-deprecated $* (aka $MULTILINE_MATCHING)
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St
n the faith of (??{...}).
=head1 MIGRATION
I have been told that people in general do not use the current
implementation of (?{...}) in production code, because it tends to dump
core. Also, perlre calls this feature "highly experimental, and [it] may
be changed or deleted without notice". Y
=head2 Syntax
I propose the unary + as a marker that differentiates unscoped eval
from classic (scoped) eval. Or one may consider a explicit keyword.
I can't find a satisfactory one.
Classic eval:
eval {}
eval ""
Unscoped eval
+eval {}
+eval ""
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y through idiocy
is a problem. Make them *add* a switch to make it insecure, like
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and this:
=item perl6storm #0026
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@ARGV and %ENV for CLI pro
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Larry Wall should trademark the term "Perl" in the area of Computer
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referring
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=head1 CHANGES
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Heredoc contents
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C
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Messages to you from the perl6-users mailing list seem to
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from the polynomial explosion of
code and branches resulting from increasing numbers of operations.
This is my justification for the first 6 items on the list.
While I have nothing against OO techniques (I've found C++ OO features
useful for a compiled language), it is somewhat cumbersom
t?
We are familiar with "scalar context" and "array context" from perl5 and
previous. Perl6 gives us user-defined contexts as well as user defined
types or all sorts. Any unique string or "compiled interface object,"
should such exist, can be a context, for the purposes
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t; used as a
debugging tool.
=head2 Perl Golf and JAPHs
perl -e 'print "Just Another Perl5 Hacker"'
perl -e '>"Just Another Perl6 Hacker"<'
perl -e '><><' # cat(1)
perl -e 'while(<>){>< if
Perl. I advocate making it explicit:
# this is perl5
sub foo :lvalue {
$variable; # am I rvalue or lvalue sub? I don't know
}
foo = 5; # implicitly $variable = 5
I would now have this as:
# this is perl6
sub foo :lvalue ($new) {
$variable = $new;
e .
$c is defined to be referentiable only privately within a function.
$d is defined implicitly to be referentiable privately within a file.
=head2 A new object module declaration method
Allow function arg list but continue to use @_;
The following would be equivalent forms in Perl5 and
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Perl should
thon and commercial systems such as Matlab and IDL:
y = x[0:n-1:4];
In perl we desire to say:
$y = $x[0:$n-1,4];
or even
@y = @x[0:$n-1,4];
If there is a more general unification of PDL arrays and normal
perl arrays. (See L).
Note that we need to keep l-value subs in p
could raise an error if used in a context
where actual list items are generated, e.g.
for (:) { $a *= $_ }
but be allowed in circumstances where no explicit list item is
ever created, e.g.
$a->slice(:)
which might actually be written in perl6 as
$a[:]
=head1 IMPLEMENTATION
Pos
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=he
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=head1 ABSTRACT
Some people have suggested that unlink() is too Unix
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N
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C code.
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a object of PDL is a zero- to multidimensional array
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consecutively in memory instead of having a Perl SV for each one).
Perl6 could come up with a representation for
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bolished. We might want
to use all kinds of array objects, why should @x be special? Rather
since there are infinitely many kinds of variable let's take the perl6
opportunity to make things simple and just use C<$x> for everything.
A RFC by Andy Wardley proposes `Highlander Variable Types&
thin a file.
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Package Pine::Tree::State;
sub genesis
{
my ($pkg, $oak, $maple) = @_;
my $a = {};
bless $a, $pkg;
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Numb
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hen declared:
sub *IMPORT { ... }
sub *UNIMPORT { ... }
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voting for option #3 a consensus).
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and any of the above prefixed with C.
Perl6 will use these types as well as the familiar perl types, which will
all appear in packable defined types as a memory address pointer.
The equivalent of C's C keyword will be our qs{} structure quoting operator,
which can take the same argum
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C is suggested as a keyword to m
d which
replace keys, values, and each functions on sorted arrays
Since the proposed syntax is currently an error, little modification to
the parser will be required: Fatal syntax errors may be filtered for
this instance.
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Perl 5 makes v
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Many new
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This RFC a
rting perl5 programs to perl6, put the C in.
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perl6-language message
C<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> by Damian Conway
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Transaction-enabled variables for Perl6
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Maintainer: Szabó, Balázs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 17 Aug 2000
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Transaction-enabled variables for Perl6
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Date: 17 Aug 2000
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Subroutines should be able to return an lvalue
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Date: Aug 18, 2000
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Overview: Perl OO should I be fundamentally changed.
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Date: 21 August 2000
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bility that it fails is straightforward, the
complexity of the situation results from the polynomial explosion of
code and branches resulting from increasing numbers of operations.
This is my justification for the first 6 items on the list.
While I have nothing against OO techniques (I&#x
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Exception handling syntax
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Date: 8 Aug 2000
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mespace control, without knowing the namespace control
details, so this method is provided for that.
Perhaps all this instance variable accessor method stuff can
be cleaned up with other changes to the Perl 6 OO mechanism.
tag
This method returns true if the object's tag insta
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Case ignoring eq and cmp operators
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Maintainer: Markus Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 24 Aug 2000
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Perl curre
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Behavior of empty regex should be simple
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Date: 24 August 2000
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Brace-matching for Perl Regular Expressions
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Date: 24 Aug 2000
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Split Scalars and Objects/References into Two Types
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Date: 23 Aug 2000
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Sta
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Extend regex syntax to provide for return of a hash of matched subpatterns
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p52p6 would have to catch
my $self = shift;
and all other similar constructs and change them to
my $self = self;
or the equivalent.
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Eliminate =~ operator.
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Date: 22 Aug 2000
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Replace EXPR =~ m/.../ w
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Regex: Support for incremental pattern matching
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Date: 11 August 2000
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Simple assignment lvalue subs should be on by default
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Maintainer: Nathan Wiger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 24 Aug 2000
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extended in several ways:
1. If duplicate modules or methods are found, we might want
the to issue messages like:
Duplicate CGI.pm modules found - autoloading
/path/to/perl6/lib/CGI.pm
Duplicate getpwnam functions registered - using
Unix::User::getpwnam
2. The C fil
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