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"Supplier::Preserving"

result-#moarvm.md

It's something about Supplier::Preserving, it seems
Yeah, the problem is seemingly that Supplier::Preserving's reply mode will emit under a blocking rather than async lock
Damn, this Supplier::Preserving change is a small headache
Currently looking at a fragility in Supplier::Preserving
Yay, I think I've fixed the Supplier::Preserving bug

result-#p6dev.md

Found nothing!

result-#perl6-dev.md

Darn it. Just re-engineered Supplier::Preserving internals figuring they were to thank for the S17-supply/syntax.t occasional hang. The symptoms fitted and there was a problem. But...it seems not to actually help that problem.
Well...uh...I've managed to not solve the S17-supply/syntax.t bug, but instead reworked Supplier::Preserving sufficiently that it now seems to happen reliably :P
¦ rakudo/supplier-preserving-refactor: �Refine Supplier::Preserving semantics�
i think the Supplier doc page ought to also mention Supplier::Preserving
ZofBot: remnew 5d4h document Supplier::Preserving
Zoffix, Will remind out on 2017-10-21T12:59:20.464653-04:00 about document Supplier::Preserving
Seems only one test in the file " No races in Supplier::Preserving".. and the flop suggests there might be
This also means we could get read of the Supplier::Preserving and make Proc::Async a bit faster
¦ roast: �Fudge test for Supplier::Preserving on JVM�
¦ roast: �Add tests for Supplier::Preserving.�
¦ rakudo/nom: �Fix Supplier::Preserving.�
rakudo/nom: Use Supplier::Preserving in Proc::Async.

result-#perl6.md

Is it possible to emit a Failure from a Supplier::Preserving? Calling $s.emit(fail("message")); seems to hang
m: my $s := Supplier::Preserving.new; $s.emit: 42; my $ss = $s.Supply; react whenever $ss {say "here"; done}; $s.emit: 70; react whenever $ss { say "init" }
m: my $s := Supplier::Preserving.new; $s.emit: 42; my $ss = $s.Supply.on-close: {say "closed"}; react whenever $ss {say "here"; last}; say "sending more stuff"; $s.emit: 70; react whenever $ss { say "init" }
m: my $s := Supplier::Preserving.new; $s.emit: 42; my $ss = $s.Supply.on-close: {say "closed"}; react whenever $ss.tap {say "here"; last}; say "sending more stuff"; $s.emit: 70; react whenever $ss { say "init" }
m: my $s := Supplier::Preserving.new; $s.emit: 42; my $ss = $s.Supply.on-close: {say "closed"}; react whenever $ss.tap {say "here"; done}; say "sending more stuff"; $s.emit: 70; react whenever $ss.tap { say "init" }
m: my $s := Supplier::Preserving.new; $s.emit: 42; my $ss = $s.Supply.on-close: {say "closed"}; react whenever $ss.tap {say "here"; done}; say "sending more stuff"; $s.emit: 70; react whenever $ss.tap { say "init: $_" }
m: sub in { my $p = Supplier::Preserving.new; start for 1 .. 10 { .say; $p.emit($_); }; }; react whenever in() { ">$_".say; }
m: sub in { my $p = Supplier::Preserving.new; start for 1 .. 10 { .say; $p.emit($_); }; $p }; react whenever in() { ">$_".say; };
m: my $p = Supplier::Preserving.new; start for ^10 { $p.emit($_); }; react { whenever $p { $_.say; }; whenever Promise.in(2) { done } };
m: sub in { my $p = Supplier::Preserving.new; start { for 1 .. 10 { .say; $p.emit($_); }; $p.done }; $p.Supply }; react whenever in() { ">$_".say; }
¦ doc: gfldex++ created pull request #1609: �doc Supplier::Preserving�
¦ doc: �doc Supplier::Preserving (#1609)�
¦ doc: gfldex++ created pull request #1611: �link to Supplier::Preserving, fixes #1610�
¦ doc: �link to Supplier::Preserving, fixes #1610 (#1611)�
m: class C { has Supplier::Preserving $a .= new}
rakudo-moar 6dd542: OUTPUT«===SORRY!===␤Could not locate compile-time value for symbol Supplier::Preserving␤»
should https://docs.perl6.org/type/Supplier::Preserving be a 404?
I think Supplier::Preserving is just an implementation detail
m: say Supplier::Preserving
So you could try building a version prior to that commit (or just change that Supplier::Preserving back to Supplier and see if the issue goes away). And if it does, we'd need to figure out how to address that commit and the current issue
jnthn, should Supplier::Preserving be tested/documented?
m: Supplier::Preserving.new
|Tux|, a Supplier::Preserving will do that for it's supplys
m: my $a = Supplier::Preserving.new; $a.emit($_) for <a b c d>; $a.done; $a.Supply.tap({ say $_}); # |Tux|
note: there are no hits for Supplier::Preserving on doc.perl6.org
my $sup = Supplier::Preserving.new;
m: my $sub = Supplier::Preserving.from-list((1, 2, 3))
rakudo-moar 7c5472: OUTPUT«Method 'from-list' not found for invocant of class 'Supplier::Preserving'␤ in block <unit> at /tmp/D2GaiJAK1d:1␤␤»
Method 'from-list' not found for invocant of class 'Supplier::Preserving'
m: my $sup = Supplier::Preserving.from-list((1, 2, 3));
rakudo-moar 7c5472: OUTPUT«Method 'from-list' not found for invocant of class 'Supplier::Preserving'␤ in block <unit> at /tmp/tt_wVxeREr:1␤␤»
.tell jnthn my $sup = Supplier::Preserving.from-list((1, 2, 3));
that is when I started to read the commit messgaes and concluded I needed Supplier::Preserving instead
So it could be you need Supplier::Preserving after all.
@i.push: Supplier::Preserving.from-list (@data,);
my $sup = Supplier::Preserving.new.Supply;
rakudo/resupply: Add Supplier::Preserving.
rakudo/resupply: Use Supplier::Preserving in classify/categorize.