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                                    I've just done a quick search of issues in this issue queue for "eof stdin". Two issues seem like they *might* be related (much more so the first one): *...
@jubilatious1 > What's wrong with a) keeping the `` syntax in the documentation, and writing spec-tests? As I explained [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78069120/regex-word-boundary-wb-v-wb/78078090#comment137646324_78070562), (though omitting "if I had my druthers" at the end...
> helps prevent new code from being written that relies on [unroasted] behavior. Sorry if I'm being presumptious, but I'm not convinced you've understood the situation. Here's what we're talking...
@coke, I'm with codesections (and Larry) that the word "Currying" is a poor choice (because what it refers to is not currying), and the word "Priming" is a good choice...
The example is nonsense. An attempt to return outside of any `Routine` is always a runtime exception.
["It may also be worth mentioning in some Raku document somewhere that distributions should not contain symlinks if they are expected to be platform agnostic."](https://github.com/ugexe/zef/issues/533#:~:text=It%20may%20also%20be%20worth%20mentioning,%20in%20some%20Raku%20document%20somewhere%20that%20distributions%20should%20not%20contain%20symlinks%20if%20they%20are%20expected%20to%20be%20platform%20agnostic.). Note that this was prompted...
> `with` topicalize always With, hmm, given, er, *using* a 2022 Rakudo (and, I'm guessing, a recent one too?), `with` and `given` don't *always* topicalize. ``` $_ = 33; with...
That seems like the wrong fix. Only `temp` and `let` act on a predefined variable. (`constant` declares one.) Perhaps the `constant` row should have been in the previous table (and...
Preferably with a pakku see also?
I'm confused by what you've written and what you're trying to achieve, as well as the morass of conflicting nomenclature around these things that is presumably your main point. I...