Jonathan Worthington
Jonathan Worthington
Today the event loop has 3 worker queues: setup ("todo"), permit, and cancel. This has the unfortunate side-effect that a cancel and a setup event initiated in a known order...
These should probably exit, but don't. ``` C:\Program Files\ConEmu>perl6-m -e "for $*IN.lines -> $x { say $x }" abc abc def def ^D ♦ ^Z → ``` Rakudo expects us...
This is a follow-up to https://github.com/rakudo/rakudo/pull/4633 that also removes the use of `nqp::attrinited` in NQP; it cannot be merged until the Rakudo PR has been merged. This does not do...
Should look into these for both Parrot and JVM backends: ``` < BenGoldberg> Your big integer pow_I is missing a few special cases... < BenGoldberg> When the exponent is positive...
In S05 it defines as: > Unicode properties are indicated by use of pair notation in place of a normal rule name: > > ``` > # a letter >...
Example for `is required`: ``` class C { has int $.x is required; } say C.new(x => 1); # C.new(x => 1) say C.new(x => 0); # Dies: The attribute...
Currently, if writing: sub foo(Num() $n is rw) { $n++ } Then we can call it successfully like this: my $x = 1e0; foo($x); dd $x; # Num $x =...
## Background Raku lets the programmer get involved in compile time in various ways. One of those is by being able to write modules that are given arguments, which are...
## The Problem This code produces the wrong output: ``` sub with-db(&operation) { with Nil { } else { return operation(); LEAVE say "in leave"; } } sub op() {...
It appears that certificates presented by servers are not being verified. Which that behavior is often exposed as an option, it is not a good default as it means man-in-the-middle...