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while True { FIRST my $y = 3; say $y--; last if $y < 0 } |
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while True { FIRST my $y = 3; say $y--; last if $y < 0 } |
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while True { FIRST my $y = 3; say $y--; last if $y < 0 } |
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use v.6.c |
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2024-07-08T17:22:17Z #raku <tonyo> xliff: i thought about doing something like that. that was the next step in SQL::Slang - essentially something like ABAP where SQL is a first class citizen in the code and raw SQL becomes actionable with a dialect. so your SELECT * FROM xyz could also potentially run against csv files or whatever else |
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sub foo($/ is copy) { say $/.WHAT; my $e = S:g/ \\ \' /'/ given $<contents>; say $/.WHAT; make $e; }; "'ab\'cd'" ~~ /'$<contents>=.*'/; foo $/; |
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