Márton Polgár
Márton Polgár
## The Problem Hello, this one was about as hard to reduce to the current state as the name suggests. As much as I could golf it, the problem arises...
## The Problem When trying to use .= with [$value] or {$value} on the right hand-side, rather than doing $x = $x[$value], the call fails, stating that there is no...
## The Problem Subscripts work for basic Whatever-currying - not with semilists, however. Since Whatever can be Positional-indexed but not Associative-indexed, two different but equally undesirable outcomes can be witnessed....
## The Problem X and Z exist as standalone, non-meta operators hence they should be combinable with the reverse meta-operator without any fuss. However, the runtime takes it as an...
## The Problem The [return type arrow](https://docs.raku.org/type/Signature#index-entry---%3E) can take constants as the return value of the function, including decimal fractions: however the parsing fails on the unary minus of negative...
Hello, the options the ytdl function can take aren't well documented, most notably, they aren't covered by the provided index.ts file. If it were better documented, I'd provide a better...
Hello, this started bugging me lately... Instead of references, Raku has containers and the distinction between assignment and binding. This allows us to do assignments on data returned from a...
Hello, there seems to be a very definite principle in Raku that by default, operators try to interpret given data reasonably for the operation one expresses with the operator. There...
`!=` appears to behave like a meta-operator construction with junctions which results into confusing semantics ("all elements aren't equal to $n" turns into "not all elements are equal to $n"...
"Tight or" has lower precedence than the "chaining infix" operators. This makes sense in the case of operators like || and ^^ that actually are logic operators in the first...