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In S05, is there a way to "expand" a rule within another?
Example, <=v> whould expand the productions of v within a
rule so that

  token t { <=v> | <d> }
  token v  { <a> | <b> | <c>  }

Compared to C<< <=v> >>,  C<< <=v> would
would avoid an additional level in the parse tree, that would
be equivalent to :

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(defun shell-to-current-directory ()
 "go to '*shell*' and cd it to current directory of current buffer"
 (interactive "")
 (let pwd default-directory)
 (switch-to-buffer "*shell*")
 (end-of-buffer)
 (insert pwd)
 (comint-send-input)
)(defun shell-to-current-directory ()
 "go to '*shell*' and cd it to current directory of current buffer"

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=head2 conditional dereference

A conditional dereference is a pattern matching and data structure
walking at once that blends well with laziness and functional
programming.  A conditional dereference expression is denoted by
prefixing a dereference circumfix with either a C<?>, a C<??> or
C<?=>. When the dereference value does not exist the statement is
silently  aborted if the prefix is C<?> or throws an exception if the
prefix is C<??>.  In case of a silent abortion the flow proceeds
directly to the next statement, but if the conditional dereference

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=head2 conditional dereference

A conditional dereference is a pattern matching and data structure
walking at once that blends well with laziness and functional
programming. 

Conditional dereference are special dereference operators that work
as their not conditional counterpart if the dereference value des not
exist.  Otherwise, the C<<< postcircumfix:<< < >! >> >>>, operator
thows an exception  and the C<<< postcircumfix:<< < >? >> >>>

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use v6;
# Null PMC access in type()
# in Main (file src/gen_setting.pm, line 295)

class SVG {

   our subset Attr      of Pair where { $_.value !~~ Array };
   our subset Element   of Pair where { $_.value ~~ Array };
   our subset Text_node of Str;
   our subset Node               where Text_node | Element;

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class Cursor
  constructor:  (dadDiv) ->
    dadDiv.append $ "<div class='cursor'></div>"
    @visible = false

  toggle : ->
     cursor.style.visibility =
      if @visible = !@visible then 'visible' else 'hidden'
      setTimeout toggle, 500

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opts = [
  { name: 'lexfile',
    position: 1,
    help: 'Lexical grammar file (optional)'
  },
  { name: 'outfile',
    string: '-o FILE, --output-file=FILE',
    help: 'Filename and base module name of the generated parser'
  }
]

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_ = require 'underscore'
fs = require 'fs'
fnm = 'registry.json'
json = JSON.parse fs.readFileSync fnm,  'utf8'
console.log (_.keys json).length

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#!/usr/bin/env coffee

fs = require 'fs'
spawn = (require 'child_process').spawn

log = console.log
data = fs.readFileSync '.git/FETCH_HEAD', 'utf8'
for ln in data.split /\n/
   match = /(.{40}).*?branch '(.*)'/.exec ln
   continue unless match

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[17:44] cognominal: ryah, in child_process.js, setupChannel uses ascii as encoding, why not utf8?
[17:44] ryah: why utf8?
[17:44] Aikar: cognominal: he just responded to the commit about that
[17:45] cognominal: in Europe, we use plenty of characters that don't fit in ascii
[17:45] ryah: this is an american project
[17:45] Aikar: lolz
[17:45] ryah: so... sorry
[17:46] tjholowaychuk: america fuck yeah
[17:46] MooGoo: yea fuck those off brand characters
[17:46] Bonuspunkt: ^^ <3