Lucien Grondin

> > fix is to edit /bin/grep to /usr/bin/grep Or just `grep`. I really don't see why an absolute path would be required here.

to load source files you can just do ``` EVAL slurp($filename) ``` Regarding the last returned result, I think we should resist the temptation of setting $_ . That would...

If we really want to imitate python we should just use a sigilless _ The last returned value is almost always a read-only one, anyway.

You want something quick to type. A single character is the best. A sigilless "it" would do too, I guess.

Regarding the difference between the language and its implementation, there is, at least in Debian, a system for dealing with this : /etc/alternatives. I'm not too familiar with it, but...

> many implementations offer some sort of "convert bits" function Precisely : this is implementation-dependent. It's not specified. I myself implemented bech32 once, and at first I thought I could...

I thought I added a check of the shell type, I suppose I should see if that works properly.