le it.
>I'll go download Regexp::Parser now, just so I'm not speculating quite
>so much.
R::P v0.03 will be available by the middle of the week; some bugs have
surfaced and some helpful changes are being made. But for the time being,
play with the current version and see what you
is a
tree structure and limited (albeit correct) translation to Perl 5.
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ut fail utterly? My
understanding is they don't, which is why there's , but I just
wanted to be sure of this.
Thanks for your time.
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On Jun 30, Steve Fink said:
>On Jun-27, Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
>
>> It creates a tree structure, not identical but similar to the array of
>> nodes Perl uses internally.
>
>Ah, good. Then I am interested. When I manage to find some time for
>hacking agai
I've just completed the first version of the module. PAUSe seems to be
down, so right now its only accessible from
http://japhy.perlmonk.org/modules/
Once I fine-tune it, I'll get to work on Regexp::Perl6 (or whatever).
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On Jun 27, Steve Fink said:
>On Jun-26, Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
>> I am currently completing work on an extensible regex-specific parsing
>> module, Regexp::Parser. It should appear on CPAN by early July (hopefully
>> under my *new* CPAN ID "JAPHY"
On Jun 27, Luke Palmer said:
>Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan writes:
>> I am currently completing work on an extensible regex-specific parsing
>> module, Regexp::Parser. It should appear on CPAN by early July
>> (hopefully under my *new* CPAN ID "JAPHY").
>>
&
:Perl6 (or Perl6::Regexp, or
Perl6::Regexp::Parser). I think this might be of some use to the Perl 6
dev crew, but I'm not sure how.
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can make easier in the 5.9 track.
Couldn't I just make S_studychunk return some dummy values? I looked at
it, and I'm pretty sure I could do it.
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On Feb 5, Melvin Smith said:
>I'd like to do a Parrot Trooper t-shirt or something along those
>lines. Maybe some of you guys have some cool theme we could
>use, but I'd like to do it like an award basis so when someone
>did something particularly noteworthy or applaudable (spelling?)
>for the ca
On Jan 31, Hong Zhang said:
>> But as you say, case folding is expensive. And with this approach you
>> are going to case-fold every string that is matched against an rx
>> that has some part of it that is case-insensitive.
>
>That is correct in general. But regex compiler can be smarter than tha
On Dec 1, Brent Dax said:
>First of all, you sent us this already. :^)
Well, I sent it before I subscribed (and from a different account
entirely) and it hadn't showed up in the archives 12 hours after posting,
so I figured it was dixed.
># So what's copy-on-write? Basically, it's the use of
SvSTRLEN(sv_x))
# SvDEPr(sv_x, sv_y)# remove dependent
# v_strncpy(SvSTR(sv_x), "tilly", 5)
#
# SvMAGIC_off(sv_y) # remove magic flag
# SvMGc(sv_y) # clear magic
And
I'm writing a simple language to embody the concept of copy-on-write, and
so that I can learn how to implement it. The language is called COW and
it's at
http://japhy.perlmonk.org/COW/
Ben Tilly suggested I contact the Perl6 Internals folk and let you know
that this is an important feature th
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