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my @ten = ^10; .say for @ten.classify(&so), @ten.classify(&{+]);

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my @ten = ^10; .say for @ten.classify(&so), @ten.classify(.&{+]);

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my \sig = :(Int $a, Str $b); proto f(*@, *%) { if (|@, |%).Capture ~~ sig { say "matched" } }; f 1, "foo" # hhh

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my \sig = :(Int $a, Str $b); proto f(*@, *%) { if (|@, |%).Capture ~~ sig { say "matched" } }; f 1, "foo"'

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2025-05-07T20:54:37Z #raku <wayland76> librasteve I actually already have most of the code, I just have one part that I'd like to do in Tree-Oriented Programming.  I won't need the whole Tree-Oriented Programming thing, just the first part (the XPath-like part), but that's about the 4th thing on my list at the moment.  

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package Flip { enum coin is export <heads tails>; }; import Flip; multi MAIN(:$a) { $a.WHAT.say }; multi MAIN(coin(Str) :$a) { say $a }; MAIN(a => 'heads'

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.say for lines

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next

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use Zef::CLI; say MAIN(<<search zef>>)

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2025-05-04T10:27:32Z #raku-dev <finanalyst> ugexe is there a way to discover which distribution/location `CompUnit::RepositoryRegistry.run-script("run-locally")` is pointing at? I moved the script run-locally when I spun a Cro related script into a new distribution, but now I cant get rid of the old one.