greppable6

query

orelse

result.md

File	Code
BDUGGAN/Grammar-PrettyErrors …/README.md :20:	G.parse('orange orange orange banana') orelse
BDUGGAN/Grammar-PrettyErrors …/README.md :110:	G.parse('orange orange orange banana') orelse
BDUGGAN/Grammar-PrettyErrors …/simple.p6 :12:	#G.new.parse('hi here') orelse say 'failed';
BDUGGAN/Grammar-PrettyErrors …/simple.p6 :13:	G.new.parse('hi here') orelse .exception.say;
BDUGGAN/Grammar-PrettyErrors …/trapped.p6 :12:	G.new.parse('hi here') orelse say "failed at line {.exception.line}";
HANENKAMP/Email-Address …/Parser.pm6 :156:	token cfws { [ [ $<pres> = [ <fws>? ] <comment> ]+ $<post> = [ <fws>? ] ] | $<orelse> = <fws> }
HANENKAMP/Path-Router …/Router.pm6 :86:	my $match = $route.match(@parts, :%context) orelse next;
JGOFF/ANTLR4-Grammar …/Erlang.g4 :184:	expr150 : expr160 ('orelse' expr160)* ;
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser …/19-operators.t :2655:	# XXX '3orelse2' illegal
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser …/19-operators.t :2660:	3 orelse 2
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser …/19-operators.t :2667:	}, Q{orelse};
MATIASL/Pygments …/perl.py :307:	'mm', 'mod', 'ne', 'or', 'orelse', 'rx', 's', 'tr', 'x', 'xor', 'xx',
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis …/Async.pm :15:	self.next orelse IterationEnd;
azawawi/farabi6 …/perl6-mode.js :313:	"orelse extra m mm rx s tr",
cjfields/bioperl6 …/IO.pm6 :31:	$!fh = $file.IO.open(|%args) orelse die "Can't open file: $!";
cjfields/bioperl6 …/Temp.t :41:	my $IN = $tfile.IO.open(:r) orelse die "Could not read file '$tfile': $!\n";
colomon/Test-Junkie …/tracker.t :54:	my $fh = open $file, :w orelse die "Could not create $file";
drforr/perl6-ANTLR4 …/Erlang.g4 :184:	expr150 : expr160 ('orelse' expr160)* ;
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser …/19-operators.t :2655:	# XXX '3orelse2' illegal
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser …/19-operators.t :2660:	3 orelse 2
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser …/19-operators.t :2667:	}, Q{orelse};
perl6/doc …/5to6-nutshell.pod6 :1423:	my $fh = open('./bad/path/to/file', :w) orelse .die;
perl6/doc …/5to6-perlop.pod6 :177:	C<orelse>.
perl6/doc …/5to6-perlop.pod6 :271:	Additionally, there is a low precedence version of C<//>, called C<orelse>.
perl6/doc …/faq.pod6 :355:	L<orelse|/routine/orelse> operators, as well as L<type constraint smileys|/type/Signature#Constraining_defined_and_undefined_values>.
perl6/doc …/haskell-to-p6.pod6 :121:	For more natural control flow with undefined and defined types, Perl 6 introduces C<andthen> and C<orelse>.
perl6/doc …/haskell-to-p6.pod6 :127:	my $result = parse-int($string) orelse 0;
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :45:	X | Loose or | or xor orelse
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :1830:	orelse say $!.^name; # OUTPUT: «X::Cannot::Lazy␤»
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2651:	thing as the L<orelse|/routine/orelse> operator. The difference is subtle:
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2655:	L<orelse|/routine/orelse> returns that item. In other words,
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2657:	whereas L<orelse|/routine/orelse> is a means to obtain the first defined item:
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2661:	sub first-working-sensor { [orelse] |@_, 'default sensor' }
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2694:	X<|orelse>
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2695:	=head2 infix C«orelse»
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2697:	The C<orelse> operator is similar to C<infix //>, except with looser precedence
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2712:	sub meows-processor1 { meows() orelse .return } # return handled Failure
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2713:	sub meows-processor2 { meows() orelse fail $_ } # return re-armed Failure
perl6/doc …/operators.pod6 :2716:	meows() andthen .say orelse ‘something's wrong’.say;
perl6/doc …/regexes.pod6 :461:	orelse say ($!.^name, $!.empty-range);
perl6/doc …/regexes.pod6 :464:	orelse say ($!.^name, $!.inf);
perl6/doc …/regexes.pod6 :467:	orelse say ($!.^name, $!.non-numeric-range);
perl6/doc …/regexes.pod6 :470:	orelse say ($!.^name, $!.non-numeric-range);
perl6/doc …/regexes.pod6 :473:	orelse say ($!.^name, $!.inf);
perl6/doc …/regexes.pod6 :476:	orelse say ($!.^name, $!.non-numeric);
perl6/doc …/ClassHOW.pod6 :96:	orelse "method `$meth` not found".say
perl6/doc …/MROBasedMethodDispatch.pod6 :25:	orelse "method `$meth` not found".say
perl6/doc …/words.pws :814:	orelse
salortiz/p6-LMDB …/LMDB.pm6 :411:	my $dbi = self.db-open(:$name, :$flags) orelse $dbi.fail;
spitsh/spitsh …/SAST.pm6 :1483:	$!cond orelse $_ = SAST::BVal.new(:val, :$.match);
spitsh/spitsh …/cli.pm6 :272:	(%cli<src-file>.IO.slurp orelse .throw),
supernovus/perl6-web-template …/Mojo.pm6 :27:	$template orelse die "No template file for '$template-name' was found.";
tadzik/panda …/CONTRIBUTING.md :7:	in code. We're worry about that after christmas, orelse in post-beta
zoffixznet/perl6-Config-JSON …/JSON.pm6 :35:	my $c := read-conf-from $file orelse fail .exception;
zoffixznet/perl6-Config-JSON …/JSON.pm6 :41:	my $c := read-conf-from $file orelse fail .exception;
zoffixznet/perl6-Pastebin-Gist …/Gist.pm6 :30:	orelse die X.new: :message(.exception.message);
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/README.md :42:	my $last-time := +(slurp $conf orelse 0);
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/README.md :177:	orelse "Couldn't get it";
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/last-fetcher.p6 :5:	my $last-time := +(slurp $conf orelse 0);
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/P6lert.pm6 :39:	orelse fail .&err)<alerts>.map: { Alert!Alert::new: |$_ }
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/P6lert.pm6 :43:	orelse fail .&err)<alerts>.map: { Alert!Alert::new: |$_ }
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/P6lert.pm6 :50:	orelse fail .&err)<alerts>.map: { Alert!Alert::new: |$_ }
zoffixznet/perl6-WWW-P6lert …/P6lert.pm6 :54:	orelse fail .&err)<alert>
zostay/p6-Path-Router …/Router.pm6 :86:	my $match = $route.match(@parts, :%context) orelse next;