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FALLBACK
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ALOREN/Terminal-Table
…/VisitorHelper.pm6 :20:
method FALLBACK($name, |c) {
CTILMES/LibCurl
…/Easy.pod6 :130:
=item method B<FALLBACK>()
CTILMES/LibCurl
…/Easy.pod6 :132:
There is a convenience FALLBACK method that catches other methods. It
CTILMES/LibCurl
…/LibCurl::Easy.md :113:
* method **FALLBACK**()
CTILMES/LibCurl
…/LibCurl::Easy.md :115:
There is a convenience FALLBACK method that catches other methods. It checks for three things:
CTILMES/LibCurl
…/Easy.pm6 :661:
method FALLBACK($name, $param?)
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/README.md :171:
2) The `FALLBACK` method is used to test for the defined native functions as if the functions where methods. It calls the `fallback` meth…
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GBoxed.pm6 :35:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GError.pm6 :42:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GList.pm6 :68:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GMain.pm6 :110:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GObject.pm6 :236:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GObject.pm6 :293:
$s = $!g-signal.FALLBACK( $native-sub, :return-sub-only);
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GSList.pm6 :62:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GSignal.pm6 :156:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, Bool :$return-sub-only = False, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GType.pm6 :114:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GtkMain.pm6 :76:
method FALLBACK ( $native-sub is copy, |c ) {
MARTIMM/GTK-V3
…/GtkStyleContext.pm6 :17:
GTK_STYLE_PROVIDER_PRIORITY_FALLBACK => 1,
MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/Fallback.pl6 :61:
method FALLBACK ( $name, *@posits, *%nattrs --> CLL ) {
MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/Fallback.pl6 :85:
say "Leave method FALLBACK";
MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/Fallback.pl6 :122:
method FALLBACK ( $name, *@posits, *%nattrs --> Any ) {
MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/CHANGES.md :312:
* Changes in Wire.pm6 using lower case method names. I find the use of uppercase method names only when called by perl6 (e.g. FALLBACK, BUILD). Other use of uppercase words only with constants.
MSTEMLE/Fcntl
…/.travis.yml :17:
- echo "ABOUT TO RUN TESTS!!! $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR $DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH $PWD"
NINE/Inline-Perl5
…/Object.pm6 :32:
method FALLBACK($name, *@args, *%kwargs) {
NINE/Inline-Perl5
…/perl5package.t :18:
# test FALLBACK
UFOBAT/Bailador
…/Configuration.pm :169:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name) {
UFOBAT/Bailador
…/Configuration.pm :173:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name, $value) {
VRURG/OO-Plugin
…/patch-doc.p6 :96:
method FALLBACK ($name, $m) {
WARRINGD/Font-AFM
…/AFM.pm :545:
method FALLBACK(Str $method, |c) {
WARRINGD/HTML-Canvas-To-PDF
…/PDF.pm6 :47:
$font-obj = $cache.font<__FALLBACK__> //= PDF::Content::Font::CoreFont.load-font('Courier');
WARRINGD/HTML-Canvas
…/Canvas.pm :529:
method FALLBACK(Str \name, |c) {
WARRINGD/HTML-Canvas
…/Tracer.pm :17:
method FALLBACK($name, *@args, *%opts) {
Bailador/Bailador
…/Configuration.pm :169:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name) {
Bailador/Bailador
…/Configuration.pm :173:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name, $value) {
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :136:
method append(|c) { self.FALLBACK('APPEND', |c) } # override Any.append
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :138:
method keys(Str $pattern = '*') { self.FALLBACK('KEYS', $pattern) }
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :140:
method hgetall(|c) { %(self.FALLBACK('HGETALL', |c)) } # Return Hash
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :147:
(do for self.FALLBACK('INFO', $section).split(/\r\n/,:skip-empty) {
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :202:
method FALLBACK(*@args, Bool :$async, Bool :$pipeline, Bool :$bin)
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :220:
self.FALLBACK('GET', $key);
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :224:
self.FALLBACK('EXISTS', $key).Bool;
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :228:
LEAVE self.FALLBACK('DEL', $key);
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :229:
self.FALLBACK('GET', $key);
CurtTilmes/perl6-eredis
…/Async.pm :233:
self.FALLBACK('SET', $key, $new);
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl
…/Easy.pod6 :130:
=item method B<FALLBACK>()
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl
…/Easy.pod6 :132:
There is a convenience FALLBACK method that catches other methods. It
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl
…/LibCurl::Easy.md :113:
* method **FALLBACK**()
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl
…/LibCurl::Easy.md :115:
There is a convenience FALLBACK method that catches other methods. It checks for three things:
CurtTilmes/perl6-libcurl
…/Easy.pm6 :661:
method FALLBACK($name, $param?)
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/Fallback.pl6 :61:
method FALLBACK ( $name, *@posits, *%nattrs --> CLL ) {
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/Fallback.pl6 :85:
say "Leave method FALLBACK";
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/Fallback.pl6 :122:
method FALLBACK ( $name, *@posits, *%nattrs --> Any ) {
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/CHANGES.md :295:
* Changes in Wire.pm6 using lower case method names. I find the use of uppercase method names only when called by perl6 (e.g. FALLBACK, BUILD). Other use of uppercase words only with constants.
ab5tract/Terminal-Print
…/Print.pm6 :132:
# 'clear' will also work through the FALLBACK
ab5tract/Terminal-Print
…/Print.pm6 :180:
multi method FALLBACK( Str $command-name where { %T::human-command-names{$_} } ) {
araraloren/perl6-terminal-table
…/VisitorHelper.pm6 :20:
method FALLBACK($name, |c) {
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/Ruby.pm6 :121:
self.FALLBACK('new');
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/Ruby.pm6 :124:
method FALLBACK($name, *@args) {
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/RbObject.pm6 :15:
method sort(*@x) { self.FALLBACK("sort", |@x); }
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/RbObject.pm6 :16:
method first(*@x) { self.FALLBACK("first", |@x); }
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/RbObject.pm6 :17:
method push(*@x) { self.FALLBACK("push", |@x); }
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/RbObject.pm6 :18:
method join(*@x) { self.FALLBACK("join", |@x); }
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/RbObject.pm6 :19:
method map(*@x) { self.FALLBACK("map", |@x); }
awwaiid/p6-Inline-Ruby
…/RbObject.pm6 :80:
method FALLBACK($method_name, *@args, *%args) {
gabrielash/perl6-zmq
…/Context.pm :56:
method FALLBACK($name, |c(Int $value = Int)) {
gabrielash/perl6-zmq
…/Socket.pm :535:
### FALLBACK
gabrielash/perl6-zmq
…/Socket.pm :536:
method FALLBACK($name, |c($value = Any)) {
gabrielash/perl6-zmq
…/04.t :44:
ok $ctx2.test-value() == -1, "FALLBACK with no argument works";
gabrielash/perl6-zmq
…/04.t :45:
ok $ctx2.test-value(19) == 19, "FALLBACK with argument works";
hartenfels/JavaScript-SpiderMonkey
…/Value.pm6 :106:
method FALLBACK(Object:D: Identifier $method, *@args)
hartenfels/JavaScript-SpiderMonkey
…/04_call.t :41:
is .set($_).js-val.type, 'object', 'set with FALLBACK';
hartenfels/JavaScript-SpiderMonkey
…/04_call.t :42:
is-deeply .get.js-val, $_.js-val, 'get with FALLBACK';
manchicken/perl6-Fcntl
…/.travis.yml :17:
- echo "ABOUT TO RUN TESTS!!! $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR $DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH $PWD"
nobodyinperson/perl6-fortran-grammar
…/README.md :147:
an Action object `FALLBACK` method that converts a `Match` object to a
nobodyinperson/perl6-fortran-grammar
…/Test.pm6 :10:
method FALLBACK ($name, $/) {
p6-css/CSS-Properties-p6
…/Properties.pm :755:
method FALLBACK(Str \name, |c) is rw {
p6-css/CSS-Properties-p6
…/Box.pm :208:
method FALLBACK(Str \name, |c) {
p6-css/CSS-Writer-p6
…/Writer.pm :539:
method FALLBACK ($meth-name, $val, |c) {
p6-pdf/PDF-Content-p6
…/Ops.pm :1003:
method FALLBACK(\name, |c) {
perl6/doc
…/5to6-nutshell.pod6 :1533:
The L«C<FALLBACK> method|/language/typesystem#index-entry-FALLBACK_(method)»
perl6/doc
…/typesystem.pod6 :263:
X<|FALLBACK (method)>
perl6/doc
…/typesystem.pod6 :265:
A method with the special name C<FALLBACK> will be called when other means to
perl6/doc
…/typesystem.pod6 :271:
method FALLBACK ($name, |c(Int, Str)) {
perl6/doc
…/typesystem.pod6 :362:
precedence. If even local X«C<FALLBACK>|FALLBACK (trait handles)»s should be
perl6/doc
…/ClassHOW.pod6 :61:
method C<FALLBACK> instead.
perl6/doc
…/Nil.pod6 :167:
=head2 method FALLBACK
perl6/doc
…/Nil.pod6 :169:
method FALLBACK(| --> Nil) {}
perl6/doc
…/Nil.pod6 :171:
The L<fallback method|/language/typesystem#index-entry-FALLBACK_(method)>
raydiak/Inline-Lua
…/Lua.pm6 :200:
method FALLBACK (|args) {
raydiak/Inline-Lua
…/Lua.pm6 :213:
method FALLBACK (|args) {
raydiak/Inline-Lua
…/Object.pm6 :35:
method FALLBACK (|args) is rw {
raydiak/Inline-Lua
…/Raw.pm6 :191:
method FALLBACK ($name, |args) { %!subs{$name}(|args) }
tadzik/Grammar-BNF
…/ABNF.pm :211:
C<FALLBACK> method is provided which performs case folding
tadzik/Grammar-BNF
…/ABNF.pm :221:
method FALLBACK (Grammar: Str $name, |c) {
tadzik/Grammar-BNF
…/ABNF.pm :266:
$grmr.^add_method("FALLBACK", Grammar::ABNF.^find_method('FALLBACK'));
tadzik/Grammar-BNF
…/BNF.pm :23:
# we would have to implement a FALLBACK. BNF "specifications"
tokuhirom/p6-Test-Base
…/Block.pm :26:
method FALLBACK($name) {
whity/perl6-hematite
…/Context.pm6 :65:
method FALLBACK(Str $name, |args) {
whity/perl6-hematite
…/Request.pm6 :13:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name where /^accepts\-(\w+)$/) returns Bool {
whity/perl6-hematite
…/Router.pm6 :16:
method FALLBACK($name where /^<[A .. Z]>+$/, |args) {
whity/perl6-hematite
…/HTTPException.pm6 :11:
method FALLBACK(Str $name, |args) {
whity/perl6-hematite
…/HaltException.pm6 :12:
method FALLBACK(Str $name) {
whity/perl6-log
…/Log.pm6 :53:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name, |args) {
whity/perl6-log
…/Log.pm6 :57:
multi method FALLBACK(Str $name where /^is\-.+$/, |args) {
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