| File | Code |
|---|---|
Bailador/Bailador…/README.md :287: |
The callable of a route works as a conditional check and allows to go deeper into the tree. In case nothing in the tree matches the request an ex… |
Bailador/Bailador…/App.pm :323: |
LEAVE { |
Bailador/Bailador…/11-error-templates.t :10: |
my $not-found-template will leave { .unlink } = $?FILE.IO.parent.child('views').child('404.xx'); |
Bailador/Bailador…/11-error-templates.t :11: |
my $error-template will leave { .unlink } = $?FILE.IO.parent.child('views').child('500.xx'); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/README.md :99: |
If you do want to use, e.g. .allrows() to process your results, the LEAVE phaser or corresponding 'will leave' trait, can help assure that the .finish() gets called, even if the processing code throws an exception. |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/README.md :105: |
LEAVE $res.finish; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/README.md :114: |
my $res will leave { .finish } = $db.query(blah blah); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/will.pl :8: |
my $res will leave { .finish } = $db.query("select version()"); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :10: |
method array { LEAVE self.finish; $!sth.row } |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :11: |
method hash { LEAVE self.finish; $!sth.row(:hash) } |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :12: |
method arrays { LEAVE self.finish; $!sth.allrows.eager } |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :13: |
method flatarray { LEAVE self.finish; $!sth.allrows.map({ |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :14: |
method hashes { LEAVE self.finish; $!sth.allrows(:array-of-hash).eager } |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :269: |
LEAVE phaser or corresponding 'will leave' trait, can help assure that |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :277: |
LEAVE $res.finish; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-dbi-async…/Async.pm :286: |
my $res will leave { .finish } = $db.query(blah blah); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/Async.pm :228: |
LEAVE self.FALLBACK('DEL', $key); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/Objects.pm6 :120: |
LEAVE $!redis.hdel($!key, $field); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/04-basic.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/05-expires.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/06-async.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/08-bitops.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/09-counters.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/10-lists.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/11-info.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/12-hashes.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/13-sets.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/15-scan.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/16-blocking.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/17-pubsub.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/18-dumprestore.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/19-associative.t :10: |
my $redis will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/20-list.t :11: |
my $redis-server will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis…/21-hash.t :11: |
my $redis-server will leave { .finish } = Test::Redis.new(:$port); |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/Easy.pod6 :123: |
my $curl will leave { .cleanup } = LibCurl::Easy.new; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/Easy.pod6 :126: |
As soon as the scope ends, the LEAVE phaser will call the cleanup |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/LibCurl::Easy.md :108: |
my $curl will leave { .cleanup } = LibCurl::Easy.new; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/LibCurl::Easy.md :111: |
As soon as the scope ends, the LEAVE phaser will call the cleanup method on the LibCurl::Easy object. This happens even if an exception causes premature exit from the scope. |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/EasyHandle.pm6 :430: |
constant CURLOPT_INTERLEAVEDATA = CURLOPTTYPE_OBJECTPOINT + 195; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/EasyHandle.pm6 :431: |
constant CURLOPT_INTERLEAVEFUNCTION = CURLOPTTYPE_FUNCTIONPOINT + 196; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0009.t :10: |
my $datafile will leave { unlink $_ } = "test9.txt"; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0010.t :10: |
my $putfile will leave { unlink $_ } = "test10.txt"; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0031.t :10: |
my $cookiejar will leave { unlink $_ } = "cookiejar"; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0033.t :10: |
my $testfile will leave { unlink $_ } = 'test33.txt'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0046.t :10: |
my $injar will leave { unlink $_ } = 'injar46'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0046.t :11: |
my $outjar will leave { unlink $_ } = 'jar46'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0057.t :10: |
my $outfile will leave { unlink $_ } = 'out57'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0058.t :10: |
my $infile will leave { unlink $_ } = '58te[]st.txt'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0061.t :10: |
my $outjar will leave { unlink $_ } = 'jar61.txt'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0062.t :10: |
my $injar will leave { unlink $_ } = 'jar62.txt'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0073.t :10: |
my $outjar will leave { unlink $_ } = 'jar73.txt'; |
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl…/test0088.t :10: |
my $put88 will leave { unlink $_ } = 'put88'; |
IanTayler/MinG…/MinG::EDMG.html :63: |
<code class="pod-code-inline">merge3:(MinG::EDMG::Derivation $: QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $mover_child, Node $selector, Mover $mover, *%_ --> MinG::EDMG::Derivation)</code>: |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.html :57: |
<code class="pod-code-inline">merge1:(MinG::S13::Derivation $: QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $selected, Node $selector, *%_ --> MinG::S13::Derivation)</code>: |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.html :65: |
<code class="pod-code-inline">merge3:(MinG::S13::Derivation $: QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $mover_child, Node $selector, Mover $mover, *%_ --> MinG::S13::Derivation)</code>: |
IanTayler/MinG…/MinG.pm6 :313: |
# Leaves are always word's phonetic content. |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :134: |
my $leave = $pred.node.children[$child_place]; |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :136: |
debug("Scanned {$leave.label}"); |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :138: |
$start_place = 0 if $leave.label eq ""; |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :141: |
push @new_t_n, DevNode.new(label => $leave.label, position => $pred.priority); |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :146: |
method merge1(QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $selected, Node $selector) of Derivation { |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :153: |
my $new_node = LexNode.new( label => $selector.label, children => @leaves); |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :202: |
method merge3(QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $mover_child, Node $selector, Mover $mover) of Derivation { |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :203: |
my $new_node = LexNode.new( label => $selector.label, children => @leaves); |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :324: |
# Get all leaves and do MERGE1 |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :325: |
if ($selected && $selector.children_with_property($IS_NOT_FEAT)) -> @leaves { |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :326: |
my $merged = self.merge1($this_prediction, @leaves, $selected, $selector); |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :329: |
# Get all non-leaves and do MERGE2 |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :351: |
if $selector.children_with_property($IS_NOT_FEAT) -> @leaves { |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :353: |
@leaves,\ |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :361: |
if $selector.children_with_property($IS_FEAT_NODE) -> @leaves { |
IanTayler/MinG…/EDMG.pm6 :363: |
@leaves,\ |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :37: |
my $leave = $pred.node.children[$child_place]; |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :39: |
debug("Scanned {$leave.label}"); |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :41: |
$start_place = 0 if $leave.label eq ""; |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :44: |
push @new_t_n, DevNode.new(label => $leave.label, position => $pred.priority); |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :52: |
method merge1(QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $selected, Node $selector) of MinG::S13::Derivation { |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :56: |
my $new_node = LexNode.new( label => $selector.label, children => @leaves); |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :98: |
method merge3(QueueItem $pred, Node @leaves, Node $mover_child, Node $selector, Mover $mover) of MinG::S13::Derivation { |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :99: |
my $new_node = LexNode.new( label => $selector.label, children => @leaves); |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :224: |
# Get all leaves and do MERGE1 |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :225: |
if ($selected && $selector.children_with_property($IS_NOT_FEAT)) -> @leaves { |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :226: |
my $merged = self.merge1($this_prediction, @leaves, $selected, $selector); |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :229: |
# Get all non-leaves and do MERGE2 |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :251: |
if $selector.children_with_property($IS_NOT_FEAT) -> @leaves { |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :253: |
@leaves,\ |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :261: |
if $selector.children_with_property($IS_FEAT_NODE) -> @leaves { |
IanTayler/MinG…/S13.pm6 :263: |
@leaves,\ |
MARTIMM/config-datalang-refine…/Refine.pm6 :166: |
have thought that. Now leave the comment in to prevent a later thought |
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver…/Fallback.pl6 :84: |
LEAVE { |
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver…/Fallback.pl6 :85: |
say "Leave method FALLBACK"; |
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver…/Fallback.pl6 :138: |
LEAVE { |
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver…/Fallback.pl6 :139: |
say "Leave Fake-Collection"; |
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver…/2015-11-3-answer-d-golden.txt :7: |
if there is any use of standalone BSON. If so, I might leave them alone. |
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver…/Client.pod6 :132: |
r1R1,r2R1,R1 |
MARTIMM/semaphore-readerswriters…/ReadersWriters.pod6 :43: |
reader leaves the area, the area stays occupied and can lead to writers |
MARTIMM/semaphore-readerswriters…/ReadersWriters.pod6 :47: |
there is a writer. After the writer leaves the critical area, the next reader or |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :6: |
enum EventType is export <Enter Leave>; |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :119: |
my Str $leave = $taps<states>{$sk}<leave> // Str; |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :120: |
$configs{$current-wf}<wf-states>{$sk}.leave-supply.tap( |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :121: |
-> $o { self."$leave"( $o, :state($sk), :event(Leave)); } |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :122: |
) if ?$leave; |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :228: |
$method = $taps<states>{$sk}<leave> // Str; |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pm6 :229: |
die "State leave method '$method' not found in {self.^name()}" |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pod6 :36: |
:a( { :leave<leave-a>}), |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pod6 :47: |
method leave-a ( $object ) { |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pod6 :63: |
# go to state z. this runs the methods leave-a and enter-z. |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pod6 :164: |
:locked( { :leave<make-log>}), |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pod6 :183: |
C<$state> is the state name and C<$event> is one of C<Enter> or C<Leave>. |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/Hash.pod6 :185: |
In the example the method is called when leaving the state C<:leave<...>>. When |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/100-th.t :221: |
:a( { :leave<leave-a>}), |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/100-th.t :232: |
method leave-a ( $object ) { |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/100-th.t :233: |
say "state leave event: left a in ", $object.^name, ', ', self.^name; |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/200-th-err.t :62: |
:taps( { :states( { :x( { :leave<m3>})})}) |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/200-th-err.t :70: |
:taps( { :states( { :c( { :leave<m3>})})}) |
MARTIMM/tinky-hash…/200-th-err.t :72: |
/:s State leave method \'m3\' not found in Tinky\:\:Hash/; |
MattOates/Text--Emotion…/AFINN-111.txt :1426: |
leave -1 |
MattOates/Text--Emotion…/Scorer.pm :6: |
has %dictionary = split /<[,;]>/, "abandon,-2;abandoned,-2;abandons,-2;abducted,-2;abduction,-2;abductions,-2;abhor,-3;abhorred,-3;abhorrent,-3;a… |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/Documentation.md :35: |
It is important to note that the constraints of real-time audio data handling mean that you have to be careful that you allow for consistent and time… |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/Documentation.md :174: |
* NonInterleaved |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/Documentation.md :176: |
Which should firstly match the capabilities of your device and also `must` match the bit-size and type of the data that is written, if this is not ad… |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/Documentation.md :182: |
The `$input` and `$output` parameters indicate the number of channels to be opened for input and output respectively, 0 indicating that the stream wi… |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/README.md :53: |
collection or other processor stealing activity didn't leave the process |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/PortAudio.pm :59: |
collection or other processor stealing activity didn't leave the process |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/PortAudio.pm :232: |
=item NonInterleaved |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/PortAudio.pm :238: |
have created your own portaudio backend. The C<NonInterleaved> value |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/PortAudio.pm :240: |
data as separate arrays of data for each channel rather than "interleaved" |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/PortAudio.pm :274: |
though you could use the NonInterleaved option to format and ignore the |
Perl6-Noise-Gang/Audio-PortAudio…/PortAudio.pm :629: |
NonInterleaved => 0x80000000, |
PerlGameDev/SDL6…/SDL_video.pm :367: |
# You may pass NULL for any of the channels to leave it unchanged. |
PerlGameDev/SDL6…/SDL_video.pm :627: |
# leave destination alpha untouched. [Note: is this correct?] |
Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff…/Diff.pm :987: |
the copy. If you wish to change the base of the copy but leave |
Takadonet/Text--Diff…/Diff.pm :239: |
# ## Leave the sequences in @_[0,1] |
Takadonet/Text--Diff…/Diff.pm :302: |
# ## Leave the sequences in @_[0,1] |
Takadonet/Text--Diff…/OldStyle.pm :25: |
# ## Leave the sequences in @_[0,1] |
Takadonet/Text--Diff…/Table.pm :87: |
# my $ops = shift; ## Leave sequences in @_[0,1] |
Takadonet/Text--Diff…/outputs.t :41: |
#will leave test (p5 format) for now |
TiMBuS/Net--IRC…/unsmith :49: |
Heard OMDs "If You Leave" @ Safeway checkout this am. Laughed it off, told cashier I just got some soda in my eye. Pretty sure she bought it |
TiMBuS/Net--IRC…/unsmith :239: |
Fired from Walmart today...well, told to leave. Wasnt technically "employed", just helpin out as a greeter (Suzy isnt very enthusiastic imo) |
TiMBuS/Net--IRC…/unsmith :417: |
Lisa said shed go out w me New Years if she got desperate. Gonna crank OMD's "If You Leave" all wk, that songs a desperate-miracle machine! |
TiMBuS/Net--IRC…/unsmith :528: |
I planned on just going by the store, but I've been walking for hours, debating the ethical dilemma of the take a penny leave a penny tray. |
TiMBuS/Net--IRC…/unsmith :547: |
It turns out the local homeless have taken a shining to the cat food I leave out every night for stray cats. Maybe I could invite them in? |
TiMBuS/Net--IRC…/unsmith :562: |
apparently you can print biz cards cheap? might order some, leave em around mall, bus etc. Prof listener? Help you move/pack? niceguy.org? |
Tux/CSV…/CSV.pod6 :451: |
there is a way to get this data-line parsed and leave the quotes inside the |
Xliff/p6-audio-oggvorbis…/03-read-vorbis.t :224: |
# however, this is a testing method and we'll leave that to the |
Xliff/p6-audio-oggvorbis…/04-write-oggvorbis.t :132: |
# Uninterleave. |
Xliff/p6-audio-oggvorbis…/04-write-oggvorbis.t :151: |
# cw: This assumes bitrate analysis. Do we leave it out if we don't |
YellowApple/p6-GLFW…/Window.pm6 :331: |
# |
andydude/p6-c-parser…/gbytes.pp.c :1754: |
G_TRAVERSE_LEAVES = 1 << 0, |
andydude/p6-c-parser…/gbytes.pp.c :1755: |
G_TRAVERSE_NON_LEAVES = 1 << 1, |
andydude/p6-c-parser…/gbytes.pp.c :1756: |
G_TRAVERSE_ALL = G_TRAVERSE_LEAVES |
andydude/p6-c-parser…/gbytes.pp.c :1758: |
G_TRAVERSE_LEAFS = G_TRAVERSE_LEAVES, |
andydude/p6-c-parser…/gbytes.pp.c :1759: |
G_TRAVERSE_NON_LEAFS = G_TRAVERSE_NON_LEAVES |
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby…/README.md :129: |
* It's nice to leave things in Ruby if they start there, so we don't have to copy it all over |
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby…/Ruby.pm6 :212: |
LEAVE { |
azawawi/farabi6…/merge.js :552: |
// The library sometimes leaves in empty parts, which confuse the algorithm |
azawawi/farabi6…/tern.js :44: |
// them in the workerScript, simply leave this undefined. |
azawawi/farabi6…/codemirror.js :813: |
// view, so that we don't interleave reading and writing to the DOM. |
azawawi/farabi6…/codemirror.js :1394: |
// Don't leave long text in the textarea, since it makes further polling slow |
azawawi/farabi6…/codemirror.js :2890: |
typing: false, // Whether this reset should be careful to leave existing text (for compositing) |
azawawi/farabi6…/codemirror.js :5719: |
if (!options.leaveSubmitMethodAlone) { |
azawawi/farabi6…/codemirror.js :6995: |
// The document is represented as a BTree consisting of leaves, with |
azawawi/farabi6…/codemirror.js :6996: |
// chunk of lines in them, and branches, with up to ten leaves or |
azawawi/farabi6…/sql.js :296: |
keywords: set(sqlKeywords + "accessible action add after algorithm all analyze asensitive at authors auto_increment autocommit avg avg_row_length… |
azawawi/farabi6…/sql.js :312: |
keywords: set(sqlKeywords + "accessible action add after algorithm all always analyze asensitive at authors auto_increment autocommit avg avg_row… |
azawawi/farabi6…/jquery.min.js :3: |
},_data:function(a,b,c){return L.access(a,b,c)},_removeData:function(a,b){L.remove(a,b)}}),n.fn.extend({data:function(a,b){var c,d,e,f=this[0],g=f&&f… |
azawawi/farabi6…/jquery.min.js :4: |
},removeAttr:function(a,b){var c,d,e=0,f=b&&b.match(E);if(f&&1===a.nodeType)while(c=f[e++])d=n.propFix[c] |
azawawi/farabi6…/dimmer.min.js :11: |
!function(e,i,n,t){"use strict";e.fn.dimmer=function(i){var o,a=e(this),r=(new Date).getTime(),m=[],s=arguments[0],d="string"==typeof s,c=[].slice.ca… |
azawawi/farabi6…/dropdown.min.js :11: |
!function(e,t,n,i){"use strict";e.fn.dropdown=function(o){var a,r=e(this),s=e(n),c=r.selector |
azawawi/farabi6…/popup.min.js :11: |
!function(e,t,o,n){"use strict";e.fn.popup=function(i){var r,s=e(this),a=e(o),p=s.selector |
azawawi/farabi6…/rating.min.js :11: |
!function(e,n,t,a){"use strict";e.fn.rating=function(n){var t,i=e(this),o=i.selector |
azawawi/farabi6…/state.min.js :11: |
!function(e,t,n,a){"use strict";e.fn.state=function(t){var i,o=e(this),s=o.selector |
azawawi/farabi6…/semantic.min.js :11: |
!function(e,t,n,i){e.site=e.fn.site=function(o){var a,r,s=(new Date).getTime(),c=[],l=arguments[0],u="string"==typeof l,d=[].slice.call(arguments,1),… |
azawawi/farabi6…/semantic.min.js :12: |
},instantiate:function(){m.verbose("Storing instance of module",m),S=m,k.data(x,S)},destroy:function(){m.verbose("Destroying previous module",d),k.re… |
azawawi/farabi6…/semantic.min.js :13: |
}})):(T.debug("Showing modal with javascript"),D.fadeIn(S.duration,S.easing,function(){S.onVisible.apply(j),T.add.keyboardShortcuts(),T.save.focus(),… |
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},active:function(e){e=e |
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})},bindEvents:function(){s.keyboardShortcuts&&l.on("keydown"+m,t.event.field.keydown),o.on("submit"+m,t.validate.form),l.on("blur"+m,t.event.field.b… |
azawawi/farabi6…/perl6-mode.js :242: |
"default exit make continue break goto leave async lift", |
azawawi/farabi6…/perl6-mode.js :248: |
"BEGIN CHECK INIT START FIRST ENTER LEAVE KEEP", |
azawawi/perl6-electron…/bailador.p6 :16: |
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azawawi/perl6-electron…/BrowserWindow.pm6 :219: |
Registers an event that fired when the window leaves full screen state. |
azawawi/perl6-electron…/BrowserWindow.pm6 :223: |
method on-leave-full-screen($listener) { |
azawawi/perl6-electron…/BrowserWindow.pm6 :224: |
self.on('leave-full-screen', $listener); |
azawawi/perl6-electron…/BrowserWindow.pm6 :236: |
Registers an event that fired when the window leaves full screen state |
azawawi/perl6-electron…/BrowserWindow.pm6 :239: |
method on-leave-html-full-screen($listener) { |
azawawi/perl6-electron…/BrowserWindow.pm6 :240: |
self.on('leave-html-full-screen', $listener); |
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'on-leave-full-screen', 'on-enter-html-full-screen', 'on-leave-html-full-screen', |
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azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/PlatCocoa.mm :690: |
// Drawing real circular arcs often leaves some over- or under-drawn pixels. |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/AppController.mm :27: |
"label leading leave left like limit linear lines load localtime localtimestamp lock long " |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/AppController.mm :63: |
// Leave some free space around the new view to avoid overlapping with the box borders. |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaView.mm :112: |
// Legacy scroll bar mode leaves a poorly painted corner |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaDoc.html :4911: |
<p>Alternatively, call tips can be displayed when you leave the mouse pointer for a while over |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaHistory.html :312: |
<td>Nick Treleaven</td> |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaHistory.html :1701: |
When the calltip window is taller than the Scintilla window, leave it in a |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaHistory.html :4043: |
SciTE can display diagnostic messages interleaved with the text of files immediately after the |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaHistory.html :7389: |
Properties file folder changed to leave lines before a header at the base level |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaHistory.html :8376: |
Autocompletion lists are cancelled when focus leaves their parent window. |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTK.cxx :573: |
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azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTK.cxx :2745: |
void ScintillaGTK::DragLeave(GtkWidget *widget, GdkDragContext * /*context*/, guint) { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTK.cxx :2749: |
//Platform::DebugPrintf("DragLeave %x\n", sciThis); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTK.cxx :3056: |
widget_class->drag_leave = DragLeave; |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTK.cxx :3153: |
g_once_init_leave(&type_id, id); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTK.h :220: |
static void DragLeave(GtkWidget *widget, GdkDragContext *context, |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTKAccessible.cxx :1050: |
g_once_init_leave(&type_id_result, type_id); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaGTKAccessible.cxx :1096: |
g_once_init_leave(®istered, 1); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/LexHex.cxx :63: |
* character other than ':'), leaves the fold level unchanged. |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/LexMySQL.cxx :540: |
// Leave pending states as they are otherwise a line break will de-sync |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/LexPO.cxx :46: |
// whether we should leave a state |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/LexRuby.cxx :228: |
// Leave the pointers where they are -- there are no |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/LexRuby.cxx :903: |
// else leave it in default state |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/LexRuby.cxx :906: |
// leave state as default |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaEditBase.cpp :390: |
void ScintillaEditBase::dragLeaveEvent(QDragLeaveEvent * /* event */) |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaEditBase.cpp :392: |
sqt->DragLeave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaEditBase.h :130: |
virtual void dragLeaveEvent(QDragLeaveEvent *event); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaQt.cpp :741: |
void ScintillaQt::DragLeave() |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaQt.h :150: |
void DragLeave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/FileGenerator.py :22: |
file else leave alone so Mercurial and make don't treat it as modified. """ |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/HeaderCheck.py :45: |
# The Qt platform code interleaves system and Scintilla headers |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/Editor.cxx :4395: |
void Editor::MouseLeave() { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/Editor.h :510: |
void MouseLeave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :4808: |
void leave() { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :4850: |
void leaveSection() { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :4851: |
m_currentSection->leave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :4870: |
m_tracker.leaveTestCase(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :4884: |
void leaveTestCase() { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :4885: |
m_testCase.leave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/catch.hpp :5066: |
m_testCaseTracker->leaveSection(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/PlatWin.cxx :413: |
::LeaveCriticalSection(&crPlatformLock); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/PlatWin.cxx :433: |
::LeaveCriticalSection(&crPlatformLock); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/PlatWin.cxx :1929: |
::LeaveCriticalSection(&crPlatformLock); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :244: |
bool trackedMouseLeave; |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :325: |
virtual void SetTrackMouseLeaveEvent(bool on); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :382: |
STDMETHODIMP DragLeave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :419: |
trackedMouseLeave = false; |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1350: |
// messages, notifications, etc. will get interleaved with the idle messages. |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1401: |
SetTrackMouseLeaveEvent(true); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1410: |
case WM_MOUSELEAVE: |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1411: |
SetTrackMouseLeaveEvent(false); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1412: |
MouseLeave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1842: |
void ScintillaWin::SetTrackMouseLeaveEvent(bool on) { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1843: |
if (on && TrackMouseEventFn && !trackedMouseLeave) { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1846: |
tme.dwFlags = TME_LEAVE; |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :1851: |
trackedMouseLeave = on; |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :2595: |
STDMETHODIMP DropTarget_DragLeave(DropTarget *dt) { |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :2597: |
return dt->sci->DragLeave(); |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :2619: |
(VFunction *)(DropTarget_DragLeave), |
azawawi/perl6-gtk-scintilla…/ScintillaWin.cxx :3047: |
STDMETHODIMP ScintillaWin::DragLeave() { |
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the color saturation by 10 and leave the hue unchanged, use: 120,90,100.- wand: |
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# Leaves nicely at the last character |
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azawawi/perl6-ncurses…/NCurses.pm6 :512: |
sub leaveok(WINDOW,int32) returns int32 is native(&library) is export {*}; |
azawawi/perl6-ncurses…/NCurses.pm6 :957: |
sub is_leaveok(WINDOW) returns int32 is native(&library) is export {*}; |
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azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/curlgtk.c :38: |
gdk_threads_leave(); |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/curlgtk.c :103: |
gdk_threads_leave(); |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/fopen.c :356: |
size_t want = size - 1;/* always need to leave room for zero termination */ |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/smooth-gtk-thread.c :122: |
gdk_threads_leave(); |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/smooth-gtk-thread.c :223: |
gdk_threads_leave(); |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/smooth-gtk-thread.c :224: |
printf("gdk_threads_leave\n"); |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/Curl.pm6 :191: |
constant CURLOPT_INTERLEAVEDATA is export = 10195; |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/Curl.pm6 :192: |
constant CURLOPT_INTERLEAVEFUNCTION is export = 20196; |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/NativeCall.pm6 :427: |
CURLOPT_INTERLEAVEDATA => 10195, |
azawawi/perl6-net-curl…/NativeCall.pm6 :428: |
CURLOPT_INTERLEAVEFUNCTION => 20196, |
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my $output will leave { .unlink } = tempfile; |
bduggan/p6-log-async…/10-formatter.t :32: |
my $output will leave { .unlink } = tempfile; |
bduggan/p6-log-async…/10-formatter.t :44: |
my $output will leave { .unlink } = tempfile; |
bduggan/p6-log-async…/10-formatter.t :55: |
my $output will leave { .unlink } = tempfile; |
bduggan/p6-log-async…/10-formatter.t :70: |
my $output will leave { .unlink } = tempfile; |
bradclawsie/Net-IP-Parse…/README.md :26: |
useless IP address, I leave this to you to determine. |
bradclawsie/Net-IP-Parse…/Parse.pm6 :29: |
useless IP address, I leave this to you to determine. |
briandfoy/perl6-PrettyDump…/Test.pm6 :556: |
# tests as well. So... for the foreseeable future we decided to leave it |
cjfields/bioperl6…/README.md :13: |
umbrella. If so, I'll leave stub repo here pointing to the correct location. |
colomon/Math-Vector…/01-basics.t :51: |
is($v1 + $origin3d, $v1, "Addition with origin leaves original"); |
colomon/Math-Vector…/01-basics.t :62: |
is($v1 - $origin3d, $v1, "Subtracting the origin leaves original"); |
colomon/Math-Vector…/01-basics.t :63: |
is(-$origin3d, $origin3d, "Negating the origin leaves the origin"); |
cosimo/perl6-facter…/ip.rb :55: |
# Our regex appears to be stupid, in that it leaves colons sitting |
croservices/cro-http…/http-cookiejar.t :33: |
is $jar.contents.elems, 3, 'Clear for absent url leaves jar untouched'; |
croservices/cro-http…/http-cookiejar.t :36: |
is $jar.contents.elems, 3, 'Clear for absent url with existing cookie name leaves jar untouched'; |
croservices/cro-http…/http-middleware.t :78: |
LEAVE $service.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-middleware.t :92: |
LEAVE $service.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-middleware.t :108: |
LEAVE $service.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-middleware.t :136: |
LEAVE $service.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-middleware.t :151: |
LEAVE $service.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-router.t :1271: |
'body-parser leaves existing body parsers in place'; |
croservices/cro-http…/http-server.t :130: |
LEAVE $test.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-server.t :155: |
LEAVE $test.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-server.t :191: |
LEAVE $test.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-server.t :219: |
LEAVE $test.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-server.t :246: |
LEAVE $test.stop(); |
croservices/cro-http…/http-server.t :283: |
LEAVE $test.stop(); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :10464: |
onMouseLeave: _propTypes2['default'].func |
croservices/cro…/app.js :16246: |
// Simple implementation of mouseEnter and mouseLeave. |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23640: |
var DefaultEventPluginOrder = ['ResponderEventPlugin', 'SimpleEventPlugin', 'TapEventPlugin', 'EnterLeaveEventPlugin', 'ChangeEventPlugin', 'SelectEventPlugin', 'BeforeInputEventPlugin']; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23665: |
mouseLeave: { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23666: |
registrationName: 'onMouseLeave', |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23671: |
var EnterLeaveEventPlugin = { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23724: |
var leave = SyntheticMouseEvent.getPooled(eventTypes.mouseLeave, from, nativeEvent, nativeEventTarget); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23725: |
leave.type = 'mouseleave'; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23726: |
leave.target = fromNode; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23727: |
leave.relatedTarget = toNode; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23734: |
EventPropagators.accumulateEnterLeaveDispatches(leave, enter, from, to); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23736: |
return [leave, enter]; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :23740: |
module.exports = EnterLeaveEventPlugin; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :24491: |
traverseEnterLeave: function (from, to, fn, argFrom, argTo) { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :24492: |
return TreeTraversal.traverseEnterLeave(from, to, fn, argFrom, argTo); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :24608: |
function accumulateEnterLeaveDispatches(leave, enter, from, to) { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :24609: |
EventPluginUtils.traverseEnterLeave(from, to, accumulateDispatches, leave, enter); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :24631: |
accumulateEnterLeaveDispatches: accumulateEnterLeaveDispatches |
croservices/cro…/app.js :25345: |
* |
croservices/cro…/app.js :25386: |
topDragLeave: 'dragleave', |
croservices/cro…/app.js :29619: |
* should would receive a `mouseEnter` or `mouseLeave` event. |
croservices/cro…/app.js :29624: |
function traverseEnterLeave(from, to, fn, argFrom, argTo) { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :29650: |
traverseEnterLeave: traverseEnterLeave |
croservices/cro…/app.js :30215: |
var EnterLeaveEventPlugin = require('./EnterLeaveEventPlugin'); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :30257: |
EnterLeaveEventPlugin: EnterLeaveEventPlugin, |
croservices/cro…/app.js :30284: |
},{"./ARIADOMPropertyConfig":301,"./BeforeInputEventPlugin":303,"./ChangeEventPlugin":307,"./DefaultEventPluginOrder":314,"./EnterLeaveEven… |
croservices/cro…/app.js :33931: |
['abort', 'animationEnd', 'animationIteration', 'animationStart', 'blur', 'canPlay', 'canPlayThrough', 'click', 'contextMenu', 'copy', 'cut', 'double… |
croservices/cro…/app.js :34039: |
case 'topDragLeave': |
croservices/cro…/app.js :36843: |
// deleteData leaves an empty `TextNode` which offsets the index of all |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42100: |
setRouteLeaveHook: _propTypes.func.isRequired, |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42690: |
setRouteLeaveHook: transitionManager.listenBeforeLeavingRoute, |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42856: |
* Runs all onLeave hooks in the given array of routes in order. |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42858: |
function runLeaveHooks(routes, prevState) { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42860: |
if (routes[i].onLeave) routes[i].onLeave.call(routes[i], prevState); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42867: |
runLeaveHooks: runLeaveHooks |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42966: |
* Returns an object of { leaveRoutes, changeRoutes, enterRoutes } determined by |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42967: |
* the change from prevState to nextState. We leave routes if either |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42971: |
* leaveRoutes are ordered starting at the leaf route of the tree |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42975: |
* changeRoutes are any routes that didn't leave or enter during |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42982: |
var leaveRoutes = void 0, |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42987: |
leaveRoutes = prevRoutes.filter(function (route) { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42997: |
// onLeave hooks start at the leaf route. |
croservices/cro…/app.js :42998: |
leaveRoutes.reverse(); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43005: |
var paramsChanged = leaveRoutes.indexOf(route) !== -1; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43010: |
leaveRoutes = []; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43016: |
leaveRoutes: leaveRoutes, |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43124: |
runLeaveHooks = _getTransitionUtils.runLeaveHooks; |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43157: |
leaveRoutes = _computeChangedRoutes.leaveRoutes, |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43161: |
runLeaveHooks(leaveRoutes, state); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43164: |
leaveRoutes.filter(function (route) { |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43227: |
var hooks = getRouteHooksForRoutes((0, _computeChangedRoutes3.default)(state, partialNextState).leaveRoutes); |
croservices/cro…/app.js :43288: |
* to make sure they want to leave the page; or `false`, to prevent the transition. |
croservices/cro…/tools-runner.t :12: |
LEAVE rm_rf $temp-dir; |
croservices/cro…/tools-services.t :9: |
LEAVE rm_rf $temp-dir; |
cygx/p6-image-png-inflated…/pngcheck.c :3198: |
"%s JDAT chunks must be consecutive or interleaved with IDATs\n", |
cygx/p6-image-rgba-text…/Text.pm6 :280: |
LEAVE ++$i; |
cygx/p6-image-rgba-text…/Text.pm6 :289: |
LEAVE ++$i; |
cygx/p6-image-rgba-text…/Text.pm6 :294: |
LEAVE ++$i; |
cygx/p6-image-rgba-text…/pngcheck.c :3198: |
"%s JDAT chunks must be consecutive or interleaved with IDATs\n", |
cygx/p6-tinycc-resources-win64…/winbase.h :1332: |
WINBASEAPI VOID WINAPI LeaveCriticalSection(LPCRITICAL_SECTION lpCriticalSection); |
cygx/p6-tinycc-resources-win64…/winuser.h :1254: |
#define WM_MOUSELEAVE 0x02A3 |
cygx/p6-tinycc-resources-win64…/winuser.h :1256: |
#define WM_NCMOUSELEAVE 0x02A2 |
cygx/p6-tinycc-resources-win64…/winuser.h :1406: |
#define TME_LEAVE 0x00000002 |
cygx/p6-tinycc-resources-win64…/kernel32.def :450: |
LeaveCriticalSection |
cygx/p6-tinycc…/CSub.pm :22: |
LEAVE .close with $bin; |
cygx/p6-tinycc…/Compiler.pm :26: |
LEAVE $!error = Nil; |
cygx/p6-tinycc…/Compiler.pm :142: |
LEAVE .delete with $state; |
cygx/p6-tinycc…/Eval.pm :40: |
LEAVE $bin andthen .close; |
dagurval/p6-webservice-justcoin…/Justcoin.pm6 :132: |
LEAVE { unlink $tmpfile } |
dagurval/p6-webservice-justcoin…/Justcoin.pm6 :149: |
LEAVE { unlink $tmpfile } |
dagurval/p6-webservice-justcoin…/Justcoin.pm6 :163: |
LEAVE { unlink $tmpfile } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdtest.pm6 :19: |
LEAVE { fclose($fp) if $fp; } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdtest.pm6 :34: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($expected) if $expected } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdtest.pm6 :179: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($surface_diff) if $surface_diff; } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdtest.pm6 :203: |
LEAVE { |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/bug00010.t :9: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($im) } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/bug00191.t :9: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($im) if $im } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdCopyBlurred.t :68: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy($im) if $im; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdCopyBlurred.t :70: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy($imref) if $imref; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdCopyBlurred.t :82: |
ok (gdMaxPixelDiff($im, $imref) >= 240); # Leaves a little wiggle room |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdCopyBlurred.t :117: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy $im if $im; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdCopyBlurred.t :124: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy $blurred if $blurred; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimageopenpolygon0.t :10: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy($im) if $im; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimageopenpolygon1.t :10: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy($im) if $im; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimageopenpolygon2.t :10: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy($im) if $im; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimageopenpolygon3.t :10: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy($im) if $im; |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimagepolygon0.t :10: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($im); } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimagepolygon1.t :10: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($im) } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/gdimagepolygon3.t :10: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($im) if $im} |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/bug00067.t :13: |
LEAVE { fclose($fp) if $fp } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/bug00067.t :17: |
LEAVE { gdImageDestroy($im) if $im } |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/php_bug_64898.t :18: |
LEAVE { |
dagurval/perl6-gd-raw…/php_bug_64898.t :27: |
LEAVE gdImageDestroy $exp if $exp; |
drforr/perl6-ANTLR4…/Verilog2001.g4 :1038: |
/* context-sensitive, leave for now |
drforr/perl6-ANTLR4…/AST.pm6 :216: |
# need the <name> as part of the body, I'll just leave it this way |
drforr/perl6-Marpa…/Marpa.pm6 :203: |
# |
drforr/perl6-Marpa…/Marpa.pm6 :982: |
Several error codes leave the recognizer in a fully recoverable state, allowing the application to retry the marpa_r_alternative() me… |
drforr/perl6-Marpa…/Marpa.pm6 :984: |
The error codes MARPA-ERR-DUPLICATE-TOKEN, MARPA-ERR-NO-TOKEN-EXPECTED-HERE and MARPA-ERR-INACCESSIBLE-TOKEN also leave the recognize… |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/Factory.pm6 :131: |
There likely won't be a L<Perl6::Number::Complex>. While it's relatively easy to figure out that C<my $z = 3+2i;> is a complex number, who's to say w… |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/Factory.pm6 :230: |
Child elements aren't restricted to leaves, because a document is a tree the C<@.child> elements can be anything, even including the class itself. Although not the object itself, to avoid recursive loops. |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/Factory.pm6 :6322: |
# LEAVE |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/03-walk.t :62: |
), Q{root leaves}; |
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser…/05-iterator.t :426: |
}, Q{check flattened leaves only}; |
gfldex/perl6-concurrent-channelify…/Channelify.pm6 :13: |
LEAVE $channel.close unless $channel.closed; |
gfldex/perl6-concurrent-file-find…/Find.pm6 :118: |
LEAVE $channel.close; |
gfldex/perl6-concurrent-file-find…/Find.pm6 :145: |
LEAVE $channel.close unless $channel.closed; |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :119: |
<p>If you leave out the quotes, then Perl 6 expects <span class="code">$methodname</span> to contain a <span class="code">Method</span> object, rather than the simple string name of the method.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :992: |
</li></ul> <p>The behavior of <span class="code">chomp</span> is different than in Perl 5. It leaves the target unaffected and <i>returns</… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :1827: |
<p>Oddly, in Perl 5, you can leave spaces between an array or hash and its subscript, and before a postfix operator. So <span class="code">$seen {$_} ++</span> is valid. No more. That would now have to be <span class="code">%seen{$_}++</span>.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :4189: |
<p>The <span class="code">proceed</span> statement will immediately leave the <span class="code">when</span> or <span class="code">default… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :4322: |
<p>Leaves the current routine and returns the provided <a href="#_type_Exception.pod6">Exception</a> or <span class="code">Str</span> wrap… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :4490: |
die "We leave control after this."; # this is step 1 |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :4837: |
<p>Subroutines can have a <a href="#_type_Signature.pod6">signature</a>, also called <i>parameter list</i>, which specifies which, if any, arguments the signature expects. It can specify (or leave open) both the number and types of arguments, and also the return value.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :5065: |
<p>Here <span class="code">return</span> does not just leave the block inside which it was called, but the whole routine. In general, blocks are transparent to <span class="code">return</span>, they attach to the outer routine.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :5463: |
<p>Leave a message to another user who is currently not logged in. The message will be relayed as soon as the user says anything on the channel.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :6505: |
</li></ul> <ul><li><p>If you don't yet have any tests, you can leave out the <span class="code">t</span> directory and <span class="code">b… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :7503: |
<p>The lower-case version (<span class="indexed"><a id="224" name="">s///</a></span>) substitutes in-place, while the upper-case version (<span class="indexed"><a id="225" name="">S///</a></span>) leaves the original alone and returns the resultant string.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8366: |
<p>Interleaves the lists passed to <span class="code">Z</span> like a zipper, stopping as soon as the first input list is exhausted:</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8706: |
LEAVE {...} # at every block exit time (even stack unwinds from exceptions) |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8707: |
KEEP {...} # at every successful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8708: |
UNDO {...} # at every unsuccessful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8711: |
NEXT {...} # at loop continuation time, before any LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8712: |
LAST {...} # at loop termination time, after any LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8715: |
POST {...} # assert postcondition at every block exit, after LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8717: |
CATCH {...} # catch exceptions, before LEAVE</pre> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8718: |
<pre class="code">CONTROL {...} # catch control exceptions, before LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8743: |
<p>The topic of the block outside a phaser is still available as <span class="code">OUTER::<$_> </span>. Whether the return value is modifiable m… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8772: |
CATCH {...} # catch exceptions, before LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8773: |
CONTROL {...} # catch control exceptions, before LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8777: |
NEXT {...} # at loop continuation time, before any LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8778: |
LAST {...} # at loop termination time, after any LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8782: |
LEAVE {...} # at every block exit time (even stack unwinds from exceptions) |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8783: |
KEEP {...} # at every successful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8784: |
UNDO {...} # at every unsuccessful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8788: |
POST {...} # assert postcondition at every block exit, after LEAVE |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8827: |
<p>An exception thrown from an <span class="code">ENTER</span> phaser will abort the <span class="code">ENTER</span> queue, but one thrown from a <span class="code">LEAVE</span> phaser will not.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8828: |
<a name="t28.3.2"></a><h2 id="_language_phasers.pod6-LEAVE">28.3.2 <a name="280"></a>LEAVE</h2> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8830: |
<p>So <span class="code">LEAVE</span> phasers for a given block are necessarily evaluated after any <span class="code">CATCH</span> and <s… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8831: |
<p>An exception thrown from an <span class="code">ENTER</span> phaser will abort the <span class="code">ENTER</span> queue, but one thrown from a <span class="code">LEAVE</span> phaser will not.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8832: |
<p>If a <span class="code">POST</span> fails or any kind of <span class="code">LEAVE</span> block throws an exception while the stack is u… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8834: |
<p>Runs at every successful block exit, as part of the LEAVE queue (shares the same order of execution).</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8837: |
<p>Runs at every unsuccessful block exit, as part of the LEAVE queue (shares the same order of execution).</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8843: |
<p>Asserts a postcondition at every block entry. Runs after the LEAVE phase.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8846: |
<p>If a <span class="code">POST</span> fails or any kind of <span class="code">LEAVE</span> block throws an exception while the stack is u… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8854: |
<p>Runs when loop is continued (either through <span class="code">next</span> or because you got to the bottom of the loop and are looping back around), before LEAVE.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8855: |
<p>A <span class="code">NEXT</span> executes only if the end of the loop block is reached normally, or an explicit <span class="code">next</span> is… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8857: |
<p>Runs when loop is aborted (either through <span class="code">last</span>, or <span class="code">return</span>, or because you got to the bottom of the loop and are done), after LEAVE.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8860: |
<p>Runs when an exception is raised by the current block, before the LEAVE phase.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :8862: |
<p>Runs when a control exception is raised by the current block, before the LEAVE phase. It is raised by <span class="code">return</span>,… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :9080: |
<p>If you leave out the quotes, then Perl 6 expects <span class="code">$methodname</span> to contain a <span class="code">Method</span> object, rather than the simple string name of the method.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :10326: |
<p>Clearly, closing brackets are not allowed, because <span class="code">[a]b]</span> would be rather ambiguous. By the same argument, opening brackets should be forbidden. This leaves us with</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :10793: |
<p>Return both the index/key and the value of the element, in the form of a <a href="#_type_List.pod6">List</a>, and silently skip nonexistent elements. When used on a <a href="#32-Slices">slice</a>, the return value is a single flat list of interleaved keys and values:</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :10997: |
<p>though you can't leave out any of the remaining whitespace.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :11893: |
<p>leaves <span class="code">$!x</span> uninitialized, because the custom <span class="code">BUILD</span> doesn't initialize it.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :11903: |
<p>Another, more general approach is to leave <span class="code">BUILD</span> alone, and hook into the <span class="code">BUILDALL</span> mechanism instead:</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :12450: |
<p>List assignment leaves the choice of what to do to the variable on the left.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :13796: |
<p>Returns a list of keys and values interleaved.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :15101: |
<p>By default, split omits the matches, and returns a list of only those parts of the string that did not match. Specifying one of the <span class="… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :15102: |
<p><span class="code">:k</span> interleaves the keys, that is, the indexes:</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :17766: |
<p>Returns an interleaved sequence of indexes and values. For example</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :17786: |
<p>Treats the elements of the list as strings, interleaves them with <span class="code">$separator</span> and concatenates everything into a single string.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :18378: |
<p>Returns a list of keys and values interleaved.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :18437: |
<p>Those parts of the string that were not matched by submatches are interleaved with the other pairs, with the string <span class="code">~</span> as key.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :20380: |
<p>Returns a list of the set's elements and <span class="code">True</span> values interleaved.</p> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :21080: |
<p>Where <span class="code">subst</span> returns the modified string and leaves the original unchanged, it is possible to mutate the origi… |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :23895: |
<a href="#t28.3.2"><li class="toc-level toc-level-2"><span class="toc-number">28.3.2</span> <a name="280"></a>LEAVE</li></a> |
gfldex/perl6-pod-to-bigpage…/html.xhtml :25912: |
<li> <a href="#i36">36</a> <a href="#i37">37</a> <a href="#i215">215</a> <a href="#i224">224</a> <a href="#i225">225</a> <a href="#i228">228</a>… |
hipek8/p6-UNIX-Daemonize…/daemonize-self.t :19: |
LEAVE { $program-file.IO.unlink; } |
jnthn/grammar-debugger…/Debugger.pm6 :134: |
# Announce that we're about to leave the rule/token/regex |
jnthn/oo-monitors…/Monitors.pm6 :30: |
LEAVE $lock.unlock(); |
jnthn/p6-app-installermaker-wix…/make-perl6-wix-installer :20: |
LEAVE rm_rf $work-dir; |
jnthn/p6-data-textorbinary…/TextOrBinary.pm6 :41: |
LEAVE $fh.close; |
jnthn/p6-io-socket-async-ssl…/SSL.pm6 :614: |
LEAVE OpenSSL::Ctx::SSL_CTX_free($ctx) if $ctx; |
jnthn/p6-test-scheduler…/Scheduler.pm6 :128: |
LEAVE $p.keep(True); |
jnthn/p6-test-scheduler…/Scheduler.pm6 :179: |
LEAVE $done.keep(True); |
jnthn/rakudo-debugger…/CommandLine.pm :12: |
LEAVE $*DEBUG_HOOKS.unsuspend(); |
jnthn/rakudo-debugger…/CommandLine.pm :358: |
LEAVE $in_prompt = False; |
jnthn/rakudo-debugger…/CommandLine.pm :408: |
LEAVE $in_prompt = False; |
jnthn/rakudo-debugger…/CommandLine.pm :591: |
# execution from an exception state leaves us in a non-exception |
jnthn/rakudo-debugger…/CommandLine.pm :593: |
LEAVE $cur_ex = Nil; |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-expected.txt :9336: |
erleaven |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-expected.txt :15326: |
leaven |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-expected.txt :15327: |
leaven |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-expected.txt :15328: |
leaver |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :4832: |
cleave |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :9336: |
erleavens |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :15325: |
leave |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :15326: |
leaven |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :15327: |
leavening |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :15328: |
leaver |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :15329: |
leaves |
johnspurr/Lingua-EN-Stem-Porter…/wordlist-input.txt :24378: |
sleave |
jonathanstowe/App-ModuleSnap…/README.md :29: |
leave the modules as they were,) or you want deploy the same modules on another machine |
jonathanstowe/App-ModuleSnap…/ModuleSnap.pm :17: |
leave the modules as they were,) or you want deploy the same modules on another machine |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :108: |
can be provided either as separate channels or in interleaved form. |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :136: |
either as separate channels or in interleaved form. The multi variants |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :146: |
C<libmp3lame> doesn't provide the interleaved data option for this data |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :167: |
either as separate channels or in interleaved form. The multi variants |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :177: |
C<libmp3lame> doesn't provide the interleaved data option for this data |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :193: |
can be provided either as separate channels or in interleaved form. |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :216: |
can be provided either as separate channels or in interleaved form. |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :315: |
The input source is to be encoded as mono. If interleaved data is presented |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :603: |
# Non-interleaved inputs are left, right. num_samples is actually number of frames. |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :622: |
sub lame_encode_buffer_interleaved(GlobalFlags, CArray[int16], int32, CArray[uint8], int32) returns int32 is native('mp3lame',v0) { * } |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :625: |
self.encode(@frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved, int16); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :629: |
self.encode(@frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved, int16, :raw); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :633: |
self.encode($frames-in, $frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :637: |
self.encode($frames-in, $frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved, :raw); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :659: |
sub lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_float(GlobalFlags, CArray[num32], int32, CArray[uint8], int32) returns int32 is native('mp3lame',v0) { * } |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :662: |
self.encode(@frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_float, num32); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :665: |
self.encode(@frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_float, num32, :raw); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :668: |
self.encode($frames-in, $frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_float); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :671: |
self.encode($frames-in, $frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_float, :raw); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :689: |
sub lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_double(GlobalFlags, CArray[num64], int32, CArray[uint8], int32) returns int32 is native('mp3lame',v0) { * } |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :692: |
self.encode(@frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_double, num64); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :695: |
self.encode(@frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_double, num64, :raw); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :698: |
self.encode($frames-in, $frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_double); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :701: |
self.encode($frames-in, $frames, &lame_encode_buffer_interleaved_ieee_double, :raw); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :705: |
# neither have an interleaved variant |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1039: |
# for some reason there aren't interleaved versions of all the |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1041: |
multi sub uninterleave(@frames) { |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1047: |
multi sub uninterleave(CArray $c, $frames) { |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1110: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave(@frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1121: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave(@frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1132: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave($frames-in, $frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1143: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave($frames-in, $frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1154: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave(@frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1165: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave(@frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1176: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave($frames-in, $frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/LameMP3.pm :1187: |
my ( $left, $right ) = uninterleave($frames-in, $frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :37: |
my ($left, $right) = uninterleave(@in-frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :82: |
my ($left, $right) = uninterleave(@in-frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :127: |
my ($left, $right) = uninterleave(@in-frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :173: |
my ($left, $right) = uninterleave(@in-frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :218: |
my ($left, $right) = uninterleave(@in-frames); |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :284: |
}, "encode shorts (interleaved)"; |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :328: |
}, "encode ints (interleaved)"; |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :372: |
}, "encode longs (interleaved)"; |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :417: |
}, "encode floats (interleaved)"; |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :461: |
}, "encode doubles (interleaved)"; |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Encode-LameMP3…/030-encode.t :463: |
sub uninterleave(@a) { |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Fingerprint-Chromaprint…/Chromaprint.pm :106: |
should be interleaved 16 bit signed integers. You will need |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Liquidsoap…/030-builtins.t :47: |
LEAVE { |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Liquidsoap…/050-list.t :171: |
LEAVE { |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Sndfile…/Documentation.md :50: |
In the description of the methods below a 'frame' refers to one or more items ( that is the number of channels in the audio data.) The fr… |
jonathanstowe/Audio-Sndfile…/Sndfile.pm :68: |
The frame data is interleaved per channel consecutively and must always |
jonathanstowe/EuclideanRhythm…/README.md :53: |
suggestions, patches or comment the feel free to leave a post at |
jonathanstowe/IO-Path-Mode…/020-basic.t :405: |
LEAVE { |
jonathanstowe/JSON-Marshal…/050-skip-null.t :32: |
has Str $.leave-blank; |
jonathanstowe/JSON-Marshal…/050-skip-null.t :43: |
ok $out<leave-blank>:exists, "one not defined but without trait still there"; |
jonathanstowe/JSON-Marshal…/050-skip-null.t :44: |
nok $out<leave-blank>.defined, "and it isn't defined"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/README.md :92: |
# Each state has an 'enter-supply' and a 'leave-supply' which get the |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/JSON.pm :100: |
# Each state has an 'enter-supply' and a 'leave-supply' which get the |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/JSON.pm :214: |
=head2 method leave-supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/JSON.pm :216: |
multi method leave-supply(Str $state) returns Supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/JSON.pm :218: |
Given the name of a state in the workflow this will return that state's leave-supply. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/JSON.pm :299: |
multi method leave-supply(Str:D $state) returns Supply { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/JSON.pm :300: |
self.state($state).?leave-supply(); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky-JSON…/030-methods.t :16: |
isa-ok $workflow.leave-supply($state.name), Supply, "got leave-supply for that state"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :29: |
# Each state has an 'enter-supply' and a 'leave-supply' which get the |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :116: |
A Workflow is simply a set of States and allowable transitions between them. Validators can be defined to check wh… |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :132: |
The Tinky::State is the managed state that is applied to an object, it provides a mechanism for validating whether on object should enter or leave a particular state and supplies that emit objects that have entered or left a given state. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :134: |
As well as the enter-validators and [leave-validators](leave-validators) validation callbacks described below… |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :138: |
method new(Tinky:U: :$name!, :@enter-validators, @leave-validators) |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :160: |
### method leave |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :162: |
method leave(Object:D $object) |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :164: |
This is called when an object leaves this state, with the object instance as the argument. Like <enter> the default implementation provides… |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :166: |
### method validate-leave |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :168: |
method validate-leave(Object $object) returns Promise |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :170: |
This is called prior to the transition being actually performed and returns a Promise that will be kept with True if all of the �[… |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :172: |
### method leave-supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :174: |
method leave-supply() returns Supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :176: |
This returns a Supply to which each object instance that leaves the state is emitted (after it has left,) tapping this should generally be preferred to over-riding `leave`. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :205: |
### attribute leave-validators |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :207: |
This is a list of ValidateCallback callables that will be called with a matching object to that specified in their signature and … |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :209: |
Alternatively a sub-class can define validator methods with the `leave-validator` trait like: |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :211: |
method validate-foo(Tinky::Object $obj) returns Bool is leave-validator { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :221: |
A transition is the configured change between two pre-determined states, Only changes described by a transition are allowed to be performed. The tran… |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :243: |
This will be called with an instance of Tinky::Object and returns a Promise that will be Kept with True if all of the validators for this transition … |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :251: |
This is the top-level method that is used to check whether a transition should be applied, it returns a Promise that will be kept with True if all o… |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :353: |
### method leave-supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :355: |
method leave-supply() returns Supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :357: |
This is a Supply which aggregates the `leave-supply` of all the `states` in the Workflow, it will emit a two element array comprising the State object that was left and the Tinky::Object instance. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Documentation.md :478: |
This is thrown by `apply-transition` when the transition validation resulted in a False value, because the transition, leave state or enter state validators returned false. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/README.md :32: |
# Each state has an 'enter-supply' and a 'leave-supply' which get the |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/README.md :122: |
be allowed to enter or leave a specific state or have a transition |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/README.md :123: |
performed, asynchronous notification of state change (enter, leave or |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/synopsis :23: |
# Each state has an 'enter-supply' and a 'leave-supply' which get the |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :33: |
# Each state has an 'enter-supply' and a 'leave-supply' which get the |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :126: |
whether an object should be allowed to enter or leave a specific state or |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :128: |
(enter, leave or transition application,) is provided by Supplies which |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :151: |
or leave a particular state and supplies that emit objects that have |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :154: |
As well as the L<enter-validators> and L<leave-validators> validation |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :156: |
callback methods with the traits C<enter-validator> or C<leave-validator>. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :163: |
method new(Tinky:U: :$name!, :@enter-validators, @leave-validators) |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :199: |
=head3 method leave |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :201: |
method leave(Object:D $object) |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :203: |
This is called when an object leaves this state, with the object |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :205: |
provides for the object to emitted on the C<leave-supply> so |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :207: |
Typically it would be preferred to tap the C<leave-supply> if some |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :210: |
=head3 method validate-leave |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :212: |
method validate-leave(Object $object) returns Promise |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :216: |
leave validators return True, or False otherwise. It can be |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :220: |
=head3 method leave-supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :222: |
method leave-supply() returns Supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :225: |
leaves the state is emitted (after it has left,) tapping this |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :226: |
should generally be preferred to over-riding C<leave>. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :269: |
=head3 attribute leave-validators |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :273: |
a Bool to indicate whether the leave should be allowed or not, all the called |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :281: |
Alternatively a sub-class can define validator methods with the C<leave-validator> |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :284: |
method validate-foo(Tinky::Object $obj) returns Bool is leave-validator { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :297: |
be applied to an object (distinct from the enter or leave state validators,) |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :340: |
leave validators of L<Tinky::State>. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :354: |
C<validate>, the C<from> state's C<leave-validate> and the C<to> |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :513: |
=head3 method leave-supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :515: |
method leave-supply() returns Supply |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :517: |
This is a Supply which aggregates the C<leave-supply> of all the C<states> |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :716: |
leave state or enter state validators returned false. |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :753: |
my role LeaveValidator { } |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :754: |
multi sub trait_mod:<is> (Method $m, :$leave-validator! ) is export { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :755: |
$m does LeaveValidator; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :858: |
has Supplier $!leave-supplier = Supplier.new; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :861: |
has ValidateCallback @.leave-validators; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :892: |
method validate-leave(Object $object) returns Promise { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :893: |
self!validate-phase('leave', $object); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :896: |
method !validate-phase(Str $phase where 'enter' |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :898: |
when 'leave' { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :899: |
(@!leave-validators, validate-methods(self, $object, LeaveValidator)).flat; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :910: |
method leave-supply() { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :911: |
$!leave-supplier.Supply; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :914: |
method leave(Object:D $object) { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :915: |
$!leave-supplier.emit($object); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :939: |
self.from.leave($object); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :950: |
my @promises = (self.validate($object), self.from.validate-leave($object), self.to.validate-enter($object)); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :1018: |
has Supply $!leave-supply; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :1019: |
multi method leave-supply() returns Supply { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :1020: |
$!leave-supply //= do { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :1021: |
my @supplies = self.states.map(-> $state { $state.leave-supply.map(-> $value { $state, $value }) }); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/Tinky.pm :1024: |
$!leave-supply; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/050-supplies.t :13: |
$state.leave-supply.tap({ does-ok $_, Tinky::Object, "got an Object from leave supply" }); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/050-supplies.t :32: |
my @leave; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/050-supplies.t :41: |
lives-ok { $wf.leave-supply.act( -> $ ( $state, $object) { @leave.push($state.name); }) }, "set up tap on leave-supply"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/050-supplies.t :42: |
lives-ok { $wf.leave-supply.act(-> $ ( $state, $obj ) { isa-ok $state, Tinky::State } ) }, "set up tap on leave-supply"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/050-supplies.t :53: |
is-deeply @leave, [<one two three>], "got the right leave events"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :32: |
$state_one.leave-validators.push: sub (ObjectOne $) returns Bool { True }; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :33: |
$state_one.leave-validators.push: sub (ObjectTwo $) returns Bool { False }; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :35: |
ok do { await $state_one.validate-leave(ObjectOne.new) }, "validate-leave with a specific True validator"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :36: |
nok do { await $state_one.validate-leave(ObjectTwo.new) }, "validate-leave with a specific False validator"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :37: |
ok do { await $state_one.validate-leave(ObjectThree.new) }, "validate-leave with no specific validator"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :66: |
$trans.from.leave-validators.push: sub (ObjectTwo $) returns Bool { False }; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :68: |
nok do { await $trans.validate-apply(ObjectTwo.new) }, "Transition.validate-apply with specific False validators on leave from"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :73: |
nok do { await $trans.validate-apply(ObjectTwo.new) }, "Transition.validate-apply with specific False validators on leave from"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :99: |
# multi sub trait_mod:<is> (Method $m, :$leave-validator! ) is export |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :102: |
class WontLeave does Tinky::Object {} |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :107: |
method no-leave(WontLeave $obj) returns Bool is leave-validator { |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :123: |
ok do { await $foo-transition.to.validate-enter(WontLeave.new) }, "validate-enter with state enter-validator that doesn't match"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :127: |
nok do { await $foo-transition.to.validate-leave(WontLeave.new) }, "validate-leave with state leave-validator that does match"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :128: |
ok do { await $foo-transition.to.validate-leave(WontEnter.new) }, "validate-leave with state leave-validator that doesn't match"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :129: |
ok do { await $foo-transition.to.validate-leave(WontApply.new) }, "validate-leave with state leave-validator that doesn't match (transition only)"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :131: |
ok do { await $foo-transition.validate(WontLeave.new) }, "Transition.validate with validator, no match (has a leve-validate)"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :135: |
nok do { await $foo-transition.validate-apply(WontLeave.new) }, "Transition.validate-apply with leave-validator"; |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :143: |
my $wont-leave = WontLeave.new(state => $foo-transition.from); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :144: |
$wont-leave.apply-workflow($new-wf); |
jonathanstowe/Tinky…/060-callbacks.t :145: |
throws-like { $wont-leave.apply-transition($foo-transition) }, X::TransitionRejected, "apply-transition fails with leave-validator"; |
jonathanstowe/p6-fcgi…/fcgiapp.c :2246: |
* leave the connection-retry loop. |
jonathanstowe/p6-fcgi…/os_unix.c :1114: |
* Making it shorter is probably safe, but I'll leave that to you. Making |
jpve/perl6-net-pcap…/Pcap.pm6 :340: |
LEAVE {pcap_freecode($fp) if defined($fp); } |
jpve/perl6-net-pcap…/Pcap.pm6 :363: |
# LEAVE {if defined($devsp.if) {pcap_freealldevs($devsp.if);} } |
kolikov/perl6-Lingua-EN-Conjugate…/Conjugate.pm6 :12: |
leave => {'sp' => 'left','pp' => 'left'},lend => {'sp' => 'lent','pp' => 'lent'},let => {'sp' => 'let','pp' => 'let'},lie => {'sp' =>… |
labster/p6-file-directory-tree…/README.md :41: |
Also deletes all items in a given directory, but leaves the directory itself intact. After running this, the only thing in the path should be '.' and '..'. |
madcapjake/p6-myhtml…/string-manipulate-high.pl6 :9: |
my $div = "<div><p>leave this text alone</p>text for manipulate </div>"; |
madcapjake/p6-myhtml…/string-manipulate-high.pl6 :26: |
$text-node.text($text-node.text.subst('leave', 'edit')); |
marcoonroad/Coro-Simple…/README.md :39: |
> the execution of a coroutine is suspended as control leaves it, only |
masak/007…/Actions.pm :78: |
$*runtime.leave; |
masak/007…/Q.pm :870: |
$runtime.leave; |
masak/007…/Q.pm :880: |
$runtime.leave; |
masak/007…/Q.pm :897: |
$runtime.leave; |
masak/007…/Q.pm :935: |
$runtime.leave; |
masak/007…/Q.pm :961: |
$runtime.leave; |
masak/007…/Runtime.pm :67: |
method leave { |
masak/007…/Runtime.pm :73: |
self.leave; |
masak/007…/Runtime.pm :166: |
self.leave; |
masak/007…/Runtime.pm :170: |
self.leave; |
masak/007…/Test.pm :198: |
$runtime.leave(); |
masak/007…/Test.pm :211: |
$runtime.leave(); |
masak/007…/Test.pm :226: |
$runtime.leave(); |
masak/007…/Test.pm :248: |
$runtime.leave(); |
masak/007…/Val.pm :229: |
### (and leave the old ones unchanged) are concatenation and consing: |
masak/007…/Val.pm :234: |
### Sorting, shuffling, and reversing an array also leave the original |
masak/007…/plug-t-file-into-007-runtime :5: |
LEAVE { unlink $tempfile-name if $tempfile-name } |
masak/007…/plug-test-suite-into-007-runtime :31: |
LEAVE { unlink $tempfile-name if $tempfile-name } |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :27: |
sub leave() { |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :84: |
leave(); |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :231: |
leave(); |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :239: |
leave(); |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :254: |
leave(); |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :266: |
leave(); |
masak/007…/runtime.007 :290: |
leave(); |
masak/007…/format.t :5: |
LEAVE unlink MODIFIED_FORMAT_007_FILENAME; |
masak/crypt…/TODO :4: |
* when dropped on the ground, the leaves disappear! (They shouldn't.) |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :55: |
all their leaves -- red, yellow, brown ones -- to the ground. |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :57: |
== leaves |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :58: |
They look like the kind of leaves that would love a good rustle. |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :61: |
It says "LEAVE " with big, scrawly lettering. Maybe a warning or a threat. |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :111: |
They're boxes containing deceased people. Better just leave them be. |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :118: |
== remark:car-full-of-leaves |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :119: |
Great. Now your car is full of leaves. |
masak/crypt…/descriptions :165: |
== phrase:leaves |
masak/crypt…/Crypt.pm :61: |
when 'leaves' { $!engine.remark: 'car-full-of-leaves' } |
masak/crypt…/Crypt.pm :83: |
.place_thing: 'leaves', 'hill'; |
masak/crypt…/Crypt.pm :84: |
.make_thing_implicit: 'leaves'; |
masak/crypt…/Crypt.pm :85: |
.make_thing_carryable: 'leaves'; |
masak/crypt…/Crypt.pm :111: |
when 'leaves' { |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :35: |
$game.take('leaves'); |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :45: |
$game.put_thing_in('leaves', 'basket'), |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :271: |
is $game.take('leaves'), |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :273: |
:thing<leaves>, |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :275: |
'taking the leaves'; |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :282: |
$game.take('leaves'); |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :284: |
is $game.put_thing_in('leaves', 'car'), |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :290: |
:thing<leaves>, |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :294: |
:remark<car-full-of-leaves>, |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :297: |
'putting the leaves in the car'; |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :303: |
is $game.put_thing_in('leaves', 'basket'), |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :306: |
:thing<leaves>, |
masak/crypt…/crypt.t :317: |
'putting the leaves in the basket'; |
masak/ufo…/README :83: |
% ufo && make test install purge # do it all and leave no trace |
masak/yapsi…/LOLHALP :6: |
* 'LEAVE', 'FIRST', 'NEXT', and 'LAST' phasers. |
masak/yapsi…/ROADMAP :28: |
+ LEAVE/KEEP/UNDO phasers |
masak/yapsi…/2011.03 :84: |
reccurrence") might actually have real-world uses. I propose we leave |
melezhik/sparky…/sparky-runner.pl6 :233: |
LEAVE { |
melezhik/sparky…/bootstrap.min.js :6: |
if("undefined"==typeof jQuery)throw new Error("Bootstrap's JavaScript requires jQuery");+function(a){"use strict";var b=a.fn.jquery.split(" ")[0].spl… |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :9: |
has @!leaves; |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :17: |
has @!_LEAVES = []; |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :105: |
my ($captured, $stuff) = @!leaves[$LEAF-IDX]; |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :130: |
temp @!_LEAVES = []; |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :136: |
@!leaves = @!_LEAVES; |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :155: |
@!_LEAVES.push($node.leaf); |
moznion/p6-Router-Boost…/Boost.pm6 :158: |
@!_LEAVES.elems - 1, |
niner/CompUnit-Repository-Panda…/Panda.pm6 :13: |
LEAVE { |
p6-pdf/PDF-API6…/README.md :1001: |
OverPrintPaint |
p6-pdf/PDF-Content-p6…/Content.pm :180: |
# |
p6-pdf/PDF-Lite-p6…/01-pdf-lite.t :27: |
# deliberately leave the PDF in an untidy graphics state |
p6-pdf/PDF-p6…/README.md :362: |
Note that it's quite common to leave the user-password blank. This indicates that the document is readable by anyone, but may have restrictions on update, printing or copying of the PDF. |
p6-pdf/PDF-p6…/PDF.pm :98: |
# todo: we should be able to leave the input file open and append to it |
peelle/Finance-CompoundInterest…/README.md :8: |
I started a Lending Club account. While waiting on it to open I thought, What if I put in $5000, and assume I will make the minimum 6%? I can leave it alone and just come back after those three year notes done. What will that look like? |
perl6-community-modules/yaml-pm6…/fail.tml :10: |
# tests. Leave the first test here to satisfy the 'make test'. |
perl6/DBIish…/Connection.pm6 :50: |
LEAVE { |
perl6/DBIish…/Pg.pm6 :92: |
LEAVE { .dispose } |
perl6/DBIish…/Connection.pm6 :32: |
LEAVE { $result.PQclear if $result } |
perl6/DBIish…/Native.pm6 :20: |
LEAVE { PQfreemem(ptr) if ptr } |
perl6/DBIish…/Native.pm6 :78: |
LEAVE { PQfreemem($_) } |
perl6/DBIish…/Native.pm6 :90: |
LEAVE { PQfreemem($_) } |
perl6/DBIish…/Native.pm6 :113: |
LEAVE { PQfreemem(ptr) if ptr } |
perl6/DBIish…/Connection.pm6 :48: |
LEAVE { $!conn = Nil } |
perl6/DBIish…/CommonTesting.pm6 :109: |
ok $sth.Finished, 'execute on DML statement should leave finished'; |
perl6/DBIish…/CommonTesting.pm6 :129: |
ok $sth.Finished, 'execute on DML statement should leave finished'; |
perl6/DBIish…/26-mysql-blob.t :36: |
LEAVE { .dispose } |
perl6/DBIish…/26-mysql-blob.t :43: |
LEAVE { .dispose } |
perl6/doc…/5to6-nutshell.pod6 :75: |
If you leave out the quotes, then Perl 6 expects C<$methodname> to contain |
perl6/doc…/5to6-perlfunc.pod6 :219: |
The behavior of C<chomp> is different than in Perl 5. It leaves the |
perl6/doc…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6 :32: |
Oddly, in Perl 5, you can leave spaces between an array or hash and its |
perl6/doc…/control.pod6 :568: |
The C<proceed> statement will immediately leave the C<when> or C<default> |
perl6/doc…/control.pod6 :817: |
Leaves the current routine and returns the provided |
perl6/doc…/exceptions.pod6 :238: |
die "We leave control after this."; # this is step 1 |
perl6/doc…/functions.pod6 :17: |
specify (or leave open) both the number and types of arguments, and the |
perl6/doc…/functions.pod6 :487: |
Here, C<return> doesn't just leave the block inside which it was called, but |
perl6/doc…/glossary.pod6 :375: |
Leave a message to another user who is currently not logged in. The message |
perl6/doc…/io-guide.pod6 :211: |
L«C<will leave> trait |
perl6/doc…/io-guide.pod6 :219: |
=head2 Leave $*SPEC Alone |
perl6/doc…/modules.pod6 :498: |
=item If you don't yet have any tests, you can leave out the C<t> |
perl6/doc…/operators.pod6 :176: |
Same semantics as the C<s///> operator, except leaves the original string intact |
perl6/doc…/operators.pod6 :1985: |
Interleaves the lists passed to C<Z> like a zipper, stopping as soon as the |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :29: |
LEAVE {...} # at every block exit time (even stack unwinds from exceptions) |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :30: |
KEEP {...} # at every successful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :31: |
UNDO {...} # at every unsuccessful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :34: |
NEXT {...} # at loop continuation time, before any LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :35: |
LAST {...} # at loop termination time, after any LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :38: |
POST {...} # assert postcondition at every block exit, after LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :40: |
CATCH {...} # catch exceptions, before LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :41: |
CONTROL {...} # catch control exceptions, before LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :107: |
C<POST> phaser, but a C<LEAVE> phaser could be more liberal. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :151: |
CATCH {...} # catch exceptions, before LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :152: |
CONTROL {...} # catch control exceptions, before LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :157: |
NEXT {...} # at loop continuation time, before any LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :158: |
LAST {...} # at loop termination time, after any LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :163: |
LEAVE {...} # at every block exit time (even stack unwinds from exceptions) |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :164: |
KEEP {...} # at every successful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :165: |
UNDO {...} # at every unsuccessful block exit, part of LEAVE queue |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :170: |
POST {...} # assert postcondition at every block exit, after LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :262: |
one thrown from a C<LEAVE> phaser will not. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :264: |
=head2 X<LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :268: |
So C<LEAVE> phasers for a given block are necessarily evaluated after any |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :269: |
C<CATCH> and C<CONTROL> phasers. This includes the C<LEAVE> variants, C<KEEP> |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :271: |
that even C<LEAVE> phasers can't violate postconditions. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :274: |
one thrown from a C<LEAVE> phaser will not. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :276: |
If a C<POST> fails or any kind of C<LEAVE> block throws an exception while the |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :282: |
LEAVE say „I say after the return value.“; |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :287: |
B<Note:> be mindful of C<LEAVE> phasers directly in blocks of routines, as |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :293: |
LEAVE say "oh noes!" |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :299: |
entered and left (when param binding failed), and so the C<LEAVE> phaser |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :304: |
Runs at every successful block exit, as part of the LEAVE queue (shares the |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :313: |
Runs at every unsuccessful block exit, as part of the LEAVE queue (shares the |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :328: |
Asserts a postcondition at every block entry. Runs after the LEAVE phase. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :340: |
If a C<POST> fails or any kind of C<LEAVE> block throws an exception while the |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :361: |
bottom of the loop and are looping back around), before LEAVE. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :364: |
explicit C<next> is executed. In distinction to C<LEAVE> phasers, a C<NEXT> |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :372: |
got to the bottom of the loop and are done), after LEAVE. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :378: |
Runs when an exception is raised by the current block, before the LEAVE phase. |
perl6/doc…/phasers.pod6 :382: |
Runs when a control exception is raised by the current block, before the LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/py-nutshell.pod6 :292: |
C<last> leaves a loop in Perl 6, and is analogous to |
perl6/doc…/py-nutshell.pod6 :724: |
LEAVE say 'bye'; |
perl6/doc…/rb-nutshell.pod6 :143: |
If you leave out the quotes, then Perl 6 expects C<$methodname> to contain |
perl6/doc…/regexes.pod6 :1536: |
This leaves us with |
perl6/doc…/subscripts.pod6 :548: |
L<slice |
perl6/doc…/syntax.pod6 :59: |
though you can't leave out any of the remaining whitespace. |
perl6/doc…/traps.pod6 :109: |
leaves C<$!x> uninitialized, because the custom C<BUILD> doesn't initialize |
perl6/doc…/traps.pod6 :131: |
Another, more general approach is to leave C<BUILD> alone, and hook into the |
perl6/doc…/variables.pod6 :84: |
List assignment leaves the choice of what to do to the variable on the left. |
perl6/doc…/Baggy.pod6 :318: |
Returns a C<Seq> of keys and values interleaved. |
perl6/doc…/Channel.pod6 :112: |
this may hang the receiving thread. Use a L<LEAVE |
perl6/doc…/Cool.pod6 :1065: |
changes that. Think of the matches as a list that is interleaved with the |
perl6/doc…/Cool.pod6 :1068: |
The C<:v> interleaves the values of that list, which will be either |
perl6/doc…/Cool.pod6 :1078: |
C<:k> interleaves the keys, that is, the indexes: |
perl6/doc…/IO.pod6 :26: |
L«C<Failure> |
perl6/doc…/IO.pod6 :67: |
L«C<Failure> |
perl6/doc…/Handle.pod6 :278: |
my $fh will leave {.close} = .open; |
perl6/doc…/Handle.pod6 :711: |
It's a common idiom to use L«C<LEAVE> phaser |
perl6/doc…/Handle.pod6 :718: |
LEAVE close $fh; |
perl6/doc…/Handle.pod6 :727: |
LEAVE try close $fh; |
perl6/doc…/Handle.pod6 :763: |
LEAVE .close; |
perl6/doc…/Handle.pod6 :797: |
my $fh will leave {.close} = .open; # can also set .nl-in via .open arg |
perl6/doc…/List.pod6 :139: |
Returns an interleaved sequence of indexes and values. For example |
perl6/doc…/List.pod6 :173: |
Treats the elements of the list as strings, interleaves them with |
perl6/doc…/Map.pod6 :162: |
Returns a C<Seq> of keys and values interleaved. |
perl6/doc…/Match.pod6 :78: |
interleaved with the other pairs, with the string C<~> as key. |
perl6/doc…/Setty.pod6 :128: |
Returns a L<Seq |
perl6/doc…/Signature.pod6 :143: |
B<Tip:> pay attention to not accidentally leave off a block when you, |
perl6/doc…/Signature.pod6 :477: |
The double asterisk slurpy hides the nested comma objects and leaves them as-is |
perl6/doc…/Str.pod6 :901: |
Where C<subst> returns the modified string and leaves the original |
perl6/doc…/jquery-3.1.1.min.js :3: |
a.removeEventListener("load",R),r.ready()}"complete"===d.readyState |
perl6/doc…/jquery-3.1.1.min.js :4: |
void 0!==c?null===c?void r.removeAttr(a,b):e&&"set"in e&&void 0!==(d=e.set(a,c,b))?d:(a.setAttribute(b,c+""),c):e&&"get"in e&&null!==(d=e.get(a,b))?d… |
perl6/doc…/jquery-ui.min.js :6: |
(function(t){"function"==typeof define&&define.amd?define(["jquery"],t):t(jQuery)})(function(t){t.ui=t.ui |
perl6/doc…/htmlify.p6 :984: |
LEAVE try unlink $tmp_fname; |
perl6/gtk-simple…/GDK.pm6 :24: |
LEAVE_NOTIFY_MASK => 8192, |
pmqs/Archive-SimpleZip…/SimpleZip.pm6 :315: |
should leave this option well alone. |
ppentchev/perl6-Getopt-Std…/README.md :65: |
Look for the command-line options specified in `$optstr` in the `@args` array. Record the options found into the `%opts` hash, leave only the non-option arguments in the `@args` array. |
ppentchev/perl6-Getopt-Std…/Std.pm6 :205: |
array. Record the options found into the C<%opts> hash, leave only |
ppentchev/perl6-Getopt-Std…/01-getopts.t :59: |
is-deeply-relaxed @test-args, @res-args, "$test: leaves the expected arguments"; |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :78: |
# expected: '-r $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :83: |
# expected: '-w $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :88: |
# expected: '-x $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :93: |
# expected: '-o $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :98: |
# expected: '-R $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :103: |
# expected: '-W $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :108: |
# expected: '-X $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :113: |
# expected: '-O $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :118: |
# expected: '-e $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :123: |
# expected: '-z $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :128: |
# expected: '-s $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :133: |
# expected: '-f $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :138: |
# expected: '-d $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :143: |
# expected: '-l $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :148: |
# expected: '-p $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :153: |
# expected: '-S $overld did not leave $overld on the stack'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :935: |
# Failed test 'die with no arguments propagates $@, but leaves references alone'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :2949: |
# expected: 'matching, pos() leaves off at offset 2'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :2954: |
# Failed test 'matching again, pos() next leaves off at offset 4'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/STATUS-p6m.md :2963: |
# expected: 'matching, pos() leaves off at offset 4'<br /> |
rakudo-p5/v5…/Grammar.pm :680: |
# Interleave any prefix/postfix we might have found. |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :64: |
method EXISTS-KEY ($key, :$stack, :$leave = $stack) { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :69: |
self.lua.raw.lua_settop: self.lua.state, $leave ?? -2 !! -3; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :73: |
method AT-KEY ($self: $key, :$stack, :$leave = $stack) is rw { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :80: |
$raw.lua_settop: $state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :83: |
STORE => method ($val) { $self.ASSIGN-KEY($key, $val, :$stack, :$leave) }; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :86: |
method ASSIGN-KEY ($key, $val, :$stack, :$leave = $stack) is rw { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :92: |
$raw.lua_settop: $state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :93: |
self.AT-KEY: $key, :$stack, :$leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :96: |
method DELETE-KEY ($key, :$stack, :$leave = $stack) { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :100: |
self.lua.raw.lua_settop: self.lua.state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :141: |
method list (:$stack, :$leave = $stack) { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :145: |
self.lua.raw.lua_settop: self.lua.state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :149: |
method keys (:$stack, :$leave = $stack) { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :157: |
self.lua.raw.lua_settop: self.lua.state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :161: |
method values (:$stack, :$leave = $stack) { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :168: |
self.lua.raw.lua_settop: self.lua.state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :175: |
method hash (:$stack, :$leave = $stack) { |
raydiak/Inline-Lua…/Object.pm6 :184: |
self.lua.raw.lua_settop: self.lua.state, -2 unless $leave; |
raydiak/Math--ThreeD…/01-basics.t :35: |
#is-approx $v1 + $origin3d, $v1, "Addition with origin leaves original"; |
raydiak/Math--ThreeD…/01-basics.t :37: |
is-approx $v1.add($origin3d), $v1, "Addition with origin leaves original"; |
raydiak/Math-Symbolic…/README.md :97: |
.poly which might otherwise leave messy expressions e.g. operations with |
retupmoca/p6-Email-Simple…/mass.t :29: |
List-Unsubscribe => '<mailto:leave-encompass_points-7842440G@ls.encompassus.org>', |
retupmoca/p6-Email-Simple…/long-msgid :13: |
List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:leave-encompass_points-7842440G@ls.encompassus.org> |
salortiz/DBDish-ODBC…/Connection.pm6 :34: |
LEAVE { $st.dispose }; |
salortiz/JsonC…/JsonC.pm6 :228: |
LEAVE { .free with $tok } |
salortiz/JsonC…/JsonC.pm6 :403: |
LEAVE { .dispose } |
salortiz/JsonC…/JsonC.pm6 :410: |
LEAVE { .dispose } |
scmorrison/JS-Minify…/02-minify-js.t :33: |
# -> it's there so leave it alone |
scriptkitties/p6-mpd-client…/Status.pm6 :51: |
# |
sergot/http-useragent…/030-cookies.t :9: |
LEAVE try $file.IO.unlink; |
sergot/openssl…/MD5.pm6 :36: |
LEAVE { .close with $fh } |
skaji/App-P6Ghq…/P6Ghq.pm6 :17: |
LEAVE $zef.out.close; |
skaji/App-P6Ghq…/P6Ghq.pm6 :18: |
LEAVE $zef.err.close; |
skaji/mi6…/Mi6.pm6 :154: |
LEAVE $p.out.close; |
skaji/mi6…/Mi6.pm6 :264: |
LEAVE $proc.err.close; |
skaji/perl6-HTTP-Tinyish…/Curl.pm6 :48: |
LEAVE $factory.cleanup; |
skaji/perl6-HTTP-Tinyish…/Curl.pm6 :53: |
LEAVE $factory.cleanup; |
skaji/perl6-HTTP-Tinyish…/Curl.pm6 :91: |
LEAVE $factory.cleanup; |
skaji/perl6-HTTP-Tinyish…/Curl.pm6 :96: |
LEAVE $factory.cleanup; |
skaji/perl6-MetaCPAN-Favorite…/Favorite.pm6 :88: |
LEAVE $fh.close if $fh; |
skaji/perl6-MetaCPAN-Favorite…/Favorite.pm6 :99: |
LEAVE $fh.close if $fh; |
skaji/perl6-WaitGroup…/README.md :26: |
LEAVE $wg.done; |
skaji/perl6-WaitGroup…/eg.p6 :19: |
LEAVE $wg.done; |
skaji/perl6-WaitGroup…/WaitGroup.pm6 :47: |
LEAVE $wg.done; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :81: |
returns" through the LEAVE/KEEP/UNDO phasers. These all exist on the same |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :82: |
queue (the LEAVE queue) but the KEEP and UNDO variety allow you to cancel |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :88: |
LEAVE { 42.say }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :90: |
LEAVE { 43.say }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :95: |
In the above, even though the return "happens before" the second LEAVE block |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :96: |
visually, that LEAVE block still runs. So you still have to test whether |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/README.md :102: |
The "bail", "trail", and "trail-keep" map to UNDO, LEAVE, and KEEP, |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :23: |
LEAVE { say "Streaker runs across field" } |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :39: |
C<LEAVE> queue, like the C<UNDO> phaser -- the closures will |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :44: |
runtime. Order with respect to normal C<LEAVE/KEEP/UNDO> |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :60: |
C<LEAVE> queue as a plain C<LEAVE> phaser would do (it always runs, |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :66: |
A C<trail-undo> and C<trail-leave> statement are also provided. |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :102: |
rule statement_control:sym<trail-leave> { |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :109: |
my $switch := QAST::Node.unique('runtime_leave'); |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :133: |
add_phaser('LEAVE', c[0]); |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :141: |
method statement_control:sym<trail-leave> ( |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/Bail.pm6 :142: |
add_phaser('LEAVE', c[0]); |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :24: |
sub normal_return_trail-leave { |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :25: |
trail-leave { $*d = 'normal_return_trail-leave' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :36: |
normal_return_trail-leave(); |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :37: |
is $*d, 'normal_return_trail-leave', "Normal returns run trail-leave clauses"; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :59: |
sub abnormal_return_trail-leave { |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :60: |
trail-leave { $*d = 'abnormal_return_trail-leave' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :71: |
$ = abnormal_return_trail-leave(); |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :72: |
is $*d, 'abnormal_return_trail-leave', "Abnormal returns run trail-leave clauses"; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :77: |
# Really this is just testing the leave queue itself but JIC |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :90: |
sub normal_return_trail_LEAVE { |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :91: |
LEAVE { $*d ~= '1' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :93: |
LEAVE { $*d ~= '3' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :95: |
normal_return_trail_LEAVE(); |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :96: |
is $*d, "321", "trail plus LEAVE lifo"; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :100: |
LEAVE { $*d ~= '1' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :102: |
LEAVE { $*d ~= '3' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :108: |
LEAVE { $*d ~= '1' }; |
skids/perl6-Control-Bail…/bail.t :110: |
LEAVE { $*d ~= '3' }; |
skids/perl6-Proc-Screen…/Screen.pm6 :36: |
has $.remain = False; # Leave the session running after we exit |
skids/perl6sum…/MDPad.pm6 :55: |
byte. When there are less, this leaves the message data right-justified |
skinkade/p6-Crypt-Bcrypt…/crypt_blowfish.c :808: |
* 2. We don't want to leave sensitive data from our actual password hash |
slobo/Perl6-X11-Xlib-Raw…/Raw.pm6 :115: |
LeaveNotify => 8, |
slobo/Perl6-X11-Xlib-Raw…/Raw.pm6 :632: |
LeaveWindowMask => 1 +< 5, |
spebern/Parser-FreeXL-Native…/configure :6485: |
# gcc leaves a trailing carriage return which upsets mingw |
spebern/Parser-FreeXL-Native…/configure :13525: |
# gcc leaves a trailing carriage return which upsets mingw |
spebern/Parser-FreeXL-Native…/configure :18578: |
# (actually we leave an empty line to preserve line numbers). |
spebern/Parser-FreeXL-Native…/libtool.m4 :2980: |
# gcc leaves a trailing carriage return which upsets mingw |
spebern/Parser-FreeXL-Native…/nmake.opt :9: |
# Set the version number for the DLL. Normally we leave this blank since |
spitsh/spitsh…/Composer.pm6 :679: |
# If we find we can't inline it leave a marker so others |
spitsh/spitsh…/Log.sp :39: |
# While logging is a WIP we'll just leave this here |
supernovus/perl6-mime-types…/mime.types :804: |
video/vnd.nokia.interleaved-multimedia |
supernovus/perl6-timezone…/antarctica :362: |
# Maybe if we let them run fast all of the time, we'd get to leave here sooner!! |
supernovus/perl6-timezone…/asia :1524: |
# to mean that they will leave their clocks at 6 hours ahead of UTC. |
supernovus/perl6-timezone…/australasia :366: |
# guessed wrong, so leave the fall-back prediction alone. |
supernovus/perl6-timezone…/southamerica :659: |
# just in his city, in order to leave more summer time for the tourist trade. |
supernovus/perl6-timezone…/southamerica :1259: |
# (to leave DST) from March 11 2012 to April 28th 2012. The decision has not |
supernovus/perl6-timezone…/southamerica :1395: |
# talk about "hora Sixto". Leave this alone for now, as we have no data. |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap-carousel.js :34: |
.on('mouseleave', $.proxy(this.cycle, this)) |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap-tooltip.js :51: |
eventOut = this.options.trigger == 'hover' ? 'mouseleave' : 'blur' |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap-tooltip.js :53: |
this.$element.on(eventOut + '.' + this.type, this.options.selector, $.proxy(this.leave, this)) |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap-tooltip.js :86: |
, leave: function (e) { |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap.js :279: |
.on('mouseleave', $.proxy(this.cycle, this)) |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap.js :933: |
eventOut = this.options.trigger == 'hover' ? 'mouseleave' : 'blur' |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap.js :935: |
this.$element.on(eventOut, this.options.selector, $.proxy(this.leave, this)) |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap.js :968: |
, leave: function (e) { |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/bootstrap.min.js :6: |
!function(a){a(function(){"use strict",a.support.transition=function(){var a=function(){var a=document.createElement("bootstrap"),b={WebkitTransition… |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/jquery-1.7.2.min.js :3: |
a){var b=F.exec(a);b&&(b[1]=(b[1] |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/Page.pm6 :13: |
LEAVE $fh.close; |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/Slides.pm6 :16: |
LEAVE $fh.close; |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/Tools.pm6 :25: |
LEAVE $fh.close; |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/Tools.pm6 :54: |
LEAVE $out.close; |
szabgab/Perl6-Maven…/Tools.pm6 :105: |
LEAVE $fh.close; |
tadzik/App-redpanda…/redpanda :12: |
LEAVE rm_rf $workdir; |
tadzik/File-Find…/01-file-find.t :78: |
LEAVE { &dir.unwrap($w); } |
tadzik/panda…/01-file-find.t :78: |
LEAVE { &dir.unwrap($w); } |
tadzik/panda…/Panda.pm :228: |
LEAVE { rm_rf $tmpdir if $tmpdir.IO.e } |
tadzik/panda…/Common.pm :25: |
LEAVE { |
timo/SDL2_Raw-p6…/Raw.pm :92: |
'LEAVE', # Window has lost mouse focus |
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-LibSVM…/svm.cpp :2349: |
fprintf(stderr,"WARNING: # folds > # data. Will use # folds = # data instead (i.e., leave-one-out cross validation)\n"); |
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-LibSVM…/svm.cpp :2352: |
// stratified cv may not give leave-one-out rate |
tokuhirom/p6-Protocol-WebSocket…/client-server.t :18: |
LEAVE { $l.unlock } |
tokuhirom/p6-Protocol-WebSocket…/client-server.t :24: |
LEAVE { $l.unlock } |
tony-o/perl6-html-parser-xml…/S05.html :926: |
<p>If the pattern is matched without the <code>:sigspace</code> modifier, case info is carried across on a character by character basis. If the right… |
tony-o/perl6-html-parser-xml…/S05.html :7532: |
<p>In addition to returning those captured <code>Match</code> objects, the <code>.chunks</code> method also returns all the interleaved … |
tony-o/perl6-html-parser-xml…/advent.html :623: |
<p class="postmetadata"> Posted in <a href="http://perl6advent.wordpress.com/category/2013/" rel="category tag">2013</a> |
tony-o/perl6-html-parser-xml…/advent.html :725: |
<p class="postmetadata">Tags: <a href="http://perl6advent.wordpress.com/tag/grammar/" rel="tag">grammar</a>, <a href="http://perl6adv… |
tony-o/perl6-html-parser-xml…/advent.html :852: |
<p class="postmetadata"> Posted in <a href="http://perl6advent.wordpress.com/category/2013/" rel="category tag">2013</a> |
tony-o/perl6-html-parser-xml…/advent.html :1045: |
var HighlanderComments = {"loggingInText":"Logging In\u2026","submittingText":"Posting Comment\u2026","postCommentText":"Post Comment","connectingToT… |
tony-o/perl6-http-server-threaded…/README.md :41: |
If the server runs out of handlers or a handler not explicitly closing the connection and also returning False will leave the connection open. |
tony-o/perl6-http-server-threaded…/README.md :51: |
If the middleware sub returns a False value, then the server will stop processing further data and leave the connection open. This allows a connections to be hijacked by middleware for streaming or whatever you want to do with it. |
ugexe/Perl6-Net--HTTP…/Response.pm6 :17: |
# Decodes headers to a string, and leaves the body as binary |
ugexe/zef…/Client.pm6 :680: |
method list-leaves { |
ugexe/zef…/Client.pm6 :684: |
my $leaves := gather for @installed -> $candi { |
ugexe/zef…/Ecosystems.pm6 :82: |
LEAVE {.close} |
ugexe/zef…/Ecosystems.pm6 :90: |
LEAVE {.close} |
ugexe/zef…/LocalCache.pm6 :37: |
LEAVE { self.store( |
ugexe/zef…/LocalCache.pm6 :90: |
LEAVE {.close} |
ugexe/zef…/LocalCache.pm6 :98: |
LEAVE {.close} |
ugexe/zef…/FileSystem.pm6 :48: |
LEAVE {.close} |
ugexe/zef…/FileSystem.pm6 :49: |
LEAVE {try .path.unlink} |
whity/perl6-hematite…/Context.pm6 :165: |
LEAVE { |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Emitter.pm6 :80: |
LEAVE .close with $fh; |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Emitter.pm6 :83: |
LEAVE self.delete; |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Emitter.pm6 :174: |
LEAVE self.delete; |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Parser.pm6 :39: |
LEAVE self.delete; |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Parser.pm6 :50: |
LEAVE .close with $fh; |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Parser.pm6 :53: |
LEAVE self.delete; |
yaml/yaml-libyaml-perl6…/Parser.pm6 :133: |
LEAVE $!event.delete; |
zoffixznet/perl6-Acme-Anguish…/Anguish.pm6 :14: |
LEAVE { try $saved-term.setattr(:DRAIN) } |
zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client…/02-event-reference.md :271: |
Triggered when someone parts (leaves without quitting IRC entirely) a channel |
zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client…/01-main.md :820: |
Emitted when a user leaves a channel. |
zoffixznet/perl6-Inline-Brainfuck…/Brainfuck.pm6 :14: |
LEAVE { try $saved-term.setattr(:DRAIN) } |
zoffixznet/perl6-Trait-IO…/README.md :15: |
# $fh is auto-closed on block leave |
zoffixznet/perl6-Trait-IO…/README.md :18: |
# Top-level is OK too; will close on scope leave |
zoffixznet/perl6-Trait-IO…/README.md :33: |
Installs a `LEAVE` phaser to automatically close the file handle when scope |
zoffixznet/perl6-Trait-IO…/IO.pm6 :7: |
$v.block.add_phaser: 'LEAVE', $v.willdo: { |
zostay/Template-Anti…/README.md :132: |
The yada (...) signals that this the method logic will be filled in by scripts embedded within the original. The capture bar ( |
zostay/Template-Anti…/Anti.pm6 :170: |
arguments you set here do not matter at all, so it is recommended you leave them |
zostay/p6-CompUnit-DynamicLib…/DynamicLib.pm6 :18: |
LEAVE { |
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