stuart-little

Sure, that was the first thing I tried.. However: ``` #!/usr/bin/env perl6 use v6; use List::AllUtils:from ; say bsearchidx {$_ - 1}, (1,2,3); ``` Result: ``` Use of uninitialized value...

> Perhaps [Array::Sorted::Util](https://modules.raku.org/dist/Array::Sorted::Util:cpan:ELIZABETH) can be of use? Oh, I don't doubt it. I can also `EVAL` arbitrary `Perl5` code, as noted [here](https://github.com/niner/Inline-Perl5#run-arbitrary-perl-5-code), and I've gotten `bsearchidx` working that way. But...

That worked, thank you! I'm glad I asked :).

I dropped in intending to ask this in a separate issue, but this seems like a good spot: What *is* the best way to quantify numerically? I know you can...

> Have you seen the `count` combinator linked above? My apologies: I did see it, but did not understand the context.. I hadn't realized it applies to *all* instances of...

Aha! I checked that this was because on this system `lluv` does not see `SIGBREAK`. In a `Lua` repl: ``` Lua 5.3.3 Copyright (C) 1994-2016 Lua.org, PUC-Rio > require("luarocks.loader") table:...

@andk: I understand `cpan -T ` works; it does for me too! The problem is it doesn't work if the `-T` comes *after* the package name, and that's exactly what...

Actually, that's literally the only change needed to make `CPAN_OPTS` work as advertised. I simply opened my ``` ${PERL5LIB}/App/Cpan.pm ``` and changed ``` push @ARGV, grep $_, split /\s+/, $ENV{CPAN_OPTS}...

> Have you noticed, that there is no test in the t/ directory dealing with > CPAN_OPTS: I hadn't noticed that, no. > If no usage whatsoever of CPAN_OPTS works...

Thanks! I'm not necessarily expecting trickery, which is why I gave it a go in this simple-minded fashion (qemu sounds harder than what I tried for instance; I've never used...