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CTILMES/GraphQL…/users.pl :19: |
trusts Mutation; |
FRITH/Archive-Libarchive…/Libarchive.pm6 :30: |
trusts Archive::Libarchive; |
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser…/Factory.pm6 :4521: |
# trusts <name> |
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :24: |
# trusts <name> |
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :27: |
# class Foo { trusts Int } # 'trusts' is a package_declaration. |
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :216: |
ok round-trips( gensym-package Q{class %s{trusts Int}} ), Q{no ws}; |
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :219: |
class %s { trusts Int } |
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :221: |
}, Q{class Foo trusts}; |
JNTHN/cro…/app.js :4731: |
// Casting as any so that flow ignores the actual implementation and trusts |
JNTHN/cro…/app.js :42395: |
// Casting as any so that flow ignores the actual implementation and trusts |
MATIASL/Pygments…/perl.py :245: |
'take', 'temp', 'tighter', 'token', 'trusts', 'try', 'unary', |
MBP/DB-Migration-Simple…/README.md :32: |
It takes a dabatabase handle and trusts that the SQL you write will work with that handle. |
UGEXE/zef…/MetaCPAN.pm6 :40: |
# really match (currently trusts that the metacpan query result will contain the |
VRURG/IP-Addr…/v4.pm6 :110: |
trusts v4-actions; |
CurtTilmes/Perl6-GraphQL…/users.pl :19: |
trusts Mutation; |
FCO/Trie…/Trie.pm6 :4: |
trusts Trie; |
Leont/build-graph6…/Graph.pm :15: |
trusts File; |
avuserow/perl6-binary-structured…/Structured.pm6 :259: |
has Int $.pos is readonly = 0; # XXX consider replacing with private attr+method+trusts combo |
azawawi/farabi6…/perl6-mode.js :245: |
"is as but trusts of returns handles where augment supersede", |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/Factory.pm6 :4521: |
# trusts <name> |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :24: |
# trusts <name> |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :27: |
# class Foo { trusts Int } # 'trusts' is a package_declaration. |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :216: |
ok round-trips( gensym-package Q{class %s{trusts Int}} ), Q{no ws}; |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :219: |
class %s { trusts Int } |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/11-package-declarator.t :221: |
}, Q{class Foo trusts}; |
gabrielash/perl6-zmq…/Message.pm :198: |
trusts MsgBuilder; |
gabrielash/perl6-zmq…/Poll.pm :160: |
trusts PollBuilder; |
perl6/doc…/classtut.pod6 :391: |
C<trusts> and the class to be trusted must already be declared. Calling a |
perl6/doc…/classtut.pod6 :398: |
trusts B; |
perl6/doc…/typesystem.pod6 :487: |
=head3 trait C<trusts> |
perl6/doc…/typesystem.pod6 :490: |
C<trusts>. A forward declaration of the trusted class may be required. |
perl6/doc…/typesystem.pod6 :494: |
trusts B; |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :11: |
another type declares that it trusts that first class, then access to private |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :17: |
trusts A; # that's where Metamodel::Trusting comes in |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :42: |
# same as 'trusts B'; |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :45: |
=head2 method trusts |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :47: |
method trusts(Metamodel::Trusting:D: $type --> List) |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :49: |
Returns a list of types that the invocant trusts. |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :51: |
class A { trusts Int; }; |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :52: |
say .^name for A.^trusts; # Int |
perl6/doc…/Trusting.pod6 :58: |
Returns 1 if C<$type> trusts C<$claimant>, and 0 otherwise. |
perl6/doc…/Permission.pod6 :10: |
that isn't defined in the current class, and when no appropriate trusts |
salortiz/p6-LMDB…/LMDB.pm6 :196: |
trusts Txn; |
salortiz/p6-LMDB…/LMDB.pm6 :345: |
trusts Cursor; |
ugexe/zef…/MetaCPAN.pm6 :40: |
# really match (currently trusts that the metacpan query result will contain the |
zoffixznet/perl6-Reminders…/Reminders.pm6 :11: |
trusts Reminders; |
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert…/P6lert.pm6 :22: |
trusts WWW::P6lert; |
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