2023.32 RakuDoc Gamma

Richard Hainsworth has started the third stage of revising the POD6 standard to the new RakuDoc standard: RakuDoc revision open to comment. This invites anybody, both inside and outside of the Raku Community, to comment on the proposed definition of RakuDoc, either to the blog post, on /r/rakulang or in the associated problem solving issue.

Paweł’s Corner

Paweł bbkr Pabian continued their tutorial series about Unicode with:

Elizabeth’s Corner

Elizabeth Mattijsen started publishing a 20+ part blog series about migrating Perl to Raku code, covering the differences between these two programming languages. So far, these episodes were published:

Anton’s Corner

Anton Antonov published two blog posts this week:

Wenzel’s Corner

Wenzel P.P. Peppmeyer shows how subclassing a metamodel class will allow one to find out any child classes given a base class, in Parenthood.

Weeklies

Weekly Challenge #229 is available for your perusal.

New Problem Solving Issues

New Discussions

New Pull Requests

Core Developments

  • Vadim Belman fixed several use cases of CALLER:: and CALLERS::.
  • Nick Logan added support for the RAKUDO_NO_PRECOMPILATION environment variable which, if set to true, will inhibit all pre-compilation.
  • And some smaller fixes and tweaks.

And in RakuAST developments this week:

  • Elizabeth Mattijsen fixed an issue with hash-or-block checking, adverbs on sub calls, the assign meta-op (e.g. +=) and added support for supply, react and whenever.
  • Stefan Seifert fixed an issue with CORE:: Pseudostash lookup at BEGIN time.
  • And many smaller fixes and tweaks.
  • The number of passing test-files with the new Raku grammar are now 139/150 (make test -1) and 917/1358 (make spectest +25).

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    New Raku Modules

    • Cooklang “A Raku variant of Cooklang” by Erik Johansen.

    Updated Raku Modules

    Winding down

    A week with the sad news of the passing away of Bram Moolenaar, creator of Vim (/r/rakulang comments).

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    1. About that raku quicksort post in 2023:32: that code sorts but also de-dupes – is that expected? If you run the example posted, which has more than one 1 in the array to be sorted, the output has only one 1. I’m not on twitter, so didn’t have a way to comment there.

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      • FWIW, I’m not sure that was the intent or not. I referenced it because of the readability remark, not because of its algorithmic behaviour. 🙂

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