Márton Polgár
Márton Polgár
I'm thinking of something like a LAST file next to the CURRENT file that could be used to do `rakubrew switch -` or something similar. Nothing groundbreaking but it would...
Hello, I came across this project while browsing former conference talks on Perl6/Raku and it really made me interested. Unfortunately, as suspected, it's kind of in a sleeping state. I...
## The Problem With RakuAST developments in mind, this is probably a "tests needed" situation rather than something worth fixing. Under fairly specific circumstances, a type object (of wrong type,...
Suppose the following module:  with the following file contents https://gist.github.com/2colours/d85b593f70a0b6e557c61f733f00d9c6 When this module is installed, `demo.raku` can be executed - however, no matter which enum value is passed, the...
Inspired by mscha@IRC ## The Problem An array can be indexed many different ways, for example, using the Whatever star, or Ranges that end with a Whatever star. However, when...
## Problem or new feature Apparently, when [classify](https://docs.raku.org/routine/classify.html) or [classify-list](https://docs.raku.org/routine/classify-list.html) has a tester that returns an `Iterable`, the individual elements of it will be considered a classification hierarchy, and hence...
### What Happened In the following snippet ```php it('does something not nice at all', function () { expect(@[1,2,3][4])->toBe(null); }); ``` I would expect the test to be successful since the...
## The Problem As investigated in https://github.com/rakudo/rakudo/issues/1503, `constant Typename @varname` is invalid syntax because a constant can be declared without any sigils. This will be reported as a "missing initializer"...
## The Problem Some multiple-dispatches succeed when passing an `Str` to a multi sub that wants an `str`, depending on the function body of that candidate itself. ```raku multi sub...
Also: ``` for ^10 -> $i { say $i ~~ @fib } # Fib is the infinite Fibonacci sequence ``` is always true, but ``` for ^10 -> $i {...