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<<.*\$.*>>

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ALOREN/Getopt-Advance
…/06-cmd.t :61:
    is &getopt(<< $cmd >>.List, $osa, $osb, $osc).optionset, {a => $osa, b => $osb, c => $osc}{$cmd}, "match cmd ok";


BDUGGAN/WebService-AWS-S3
…/05-mock.t :16:
            << mock data "{$req.uri.host}" >>,


COKE/App-Unicode-Mangle
…/unifind.p6 :7:
    my $regex = $word ?? "<< '$search' >>" !! $search;


ELIZABETH/Net-netent
…/01-basic.t :11:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Net-netent
…/01-basic.t :21:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Net-protoent
…/01-basic.t :12:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Net-protoent
…/01-basic.t :22:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Net-servent
…/01-basic.t :12:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Net-servent
…/01-basic.t :22:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/P5math
…/01-basic.t :9:
   ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Time-gmtime
…/01-basic.t :9:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Time-gmtime
…/01-basic.t :17:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Time-localtime
…/01-basic.t :9:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/Time-localtime
…/01-basic.t :17:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/User-grent
…/01-basic.t :9:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/User-grent
…/01-basic.t :17:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/User-pwent
…/01-basic.t :9:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


ELIZABETH/User-pwent
…/01-basic.t :19:
       ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";


HANENKAMP/Template-Anti
…/Selector.pm6 :241:
                && $node-class ~~ / << $class >> /;


HANENKAMP/Template-Anti
…/Selector.pm6 :319:
                && $attr-value ~~ / << $match >> /;


HANENKAMP/ULID
…/ULID.pm6 :181:
That is, given an integer, it should return an integer C<$n> such that C<< 0 <= $n  < $max >>.


HMBRAND/Text-CSV
…/CSV.pod6 :2648:
If an error occurs, L<C<< $csv.error_diag >>|/error_diag> can be used to


HMBRAND/Text-CSV
…/CSV.pod6 :2657:
The C<< $csv.error_diag >> method is automatically invoked upon error when


JGOFF/Perl6-Parser
…/Parser.pm6 :53:
While classes like L<EClass> won't go away, their parent classes like L<DecInteger> will remove them from the tree once their validation job has been…


JGOFF/Perl6-Parser
…/Parser.pm6 :147:
Let's assume that you've found the C<$_.list.[0]> and C<< $_.hash.<infix> >> handlers, and now need to add whitespace between the C<$_> and C<0> elements in your generated code.


JGOFF/Pod-To-HTMLBody
…/Tree.pm6 :27:
So this module makes certain that each node (except for the root) has a valid C<.parent> link, that way inside the L<Pod::Block::Para> handler you can check C<<$.parent !~~ Node::Item or $.html ~= '<p>'>>.


JKRAMER/Term-ReadKey
…/ReadKey.pm6 :103:
SYNOPSIS).  The named argument C<<:$echo>> can be used to enable/disable


LEONT/Getopt-Long
…/Long.pm :577:
C<< $options<verbose> >> by setting its value to C<False>.


LEONT/Getopt-Long
…/Long.pm :715:
the hash C<%defines> or C<< $options<define> >> will contain two keys,


LEONT/Path-Finder
…/Finder.pm :605:
For files, it is equivalent to C<< $finder.none(@rules) >>. Returns


MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/Cursor.pod6 :72:
This is the same as B<<[~] $database.name, '.', $collection.name>>.


MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/Database.pod6 :144:
E.g. B<<$some-array.push(($some-key => $some-value));>>. There is a nicer form


MARTIMM/MongoDB
…/Database.pod6 :145:
using a colon ':' e.g. B<<$some-array.push: ($some-key => $some-value);>>. This


MORITZ/JSON-Tiny
…/01-parse.t :48:
    Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}|;.</>?"}>>,


MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta
…/RungeKutta.pm :45:
    my @k2 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter+$step, @values >>+<< @k1);


MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta
…/RungeKutta.pm :53:
    my @k2 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter + $step/2, [@values >>+<< @k1 >>/>> 2]);


MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta
…/RungeKutta.pm :54:
    my @k3 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter + $step/2, [@values >>+<< @k2 >>/>>2]);


MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta
…/RungeKutta.pm :55:
    my @k4 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter + $step,   [@values >>+<< @k3]);


MOZNION/Router-Boost
…/Method.pm6 :155:
=head2 C<< my @routes = $router->routes() >>


SAMCV/Git-Log
…/Log.pm6 :25:
following format: C<<changes => { $[ { filename => 'myfile.txt', added => 10, deleted => 5 }, ... ] }>>


TIMOTIMO/JSON-Fast
…/01-parse.t :51:
    Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}|;.</>?"}>>,


TITSUKI/Algorithm-NaiveBayes
…/NaiveBayes.pm6 :106:
Adds a document used for training. C<<%attributes>> is the key-value pair, where key is the word and value is the frequency of occurrence of t…


TITSUKI/Algorithm-SetUnion
…/SetUnion.pm6 :72:
=item C<<size => $size>>


TITSUKI/Algorithm-SetUnion
…/SetUnion.pm6 :82:
Returns the name(i.e. root) of the set containing element C<<$index>>.


TITSUKI/Algorithm-SetUnion
…/SetUnion.pm6 :88:
Unites sets containing element C<<$left-index>> and C<<$right-index>>. If sets are equal, it returns False otherwise True.


TYIL/App-Assixt
…/Dist.pm6 :156:
		my Proc $converter = run << "$*EXECUTABLE" --doc=Markdown "$pod" >>, :out, :err;


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :266:
C<<is_language_tag(Str:D $lang1 --> Bool)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :293:
C<<extract_language_tags(Str:D $text --> Seq)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :308:
C<<same_language_tag(Str:D $lang1, Str:D $lang2 --> Bool)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :333:
C<<similarity_language_tag($lang1, $lang2 --> Int)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :363:
C<<is_dialect_of(Str:D $lang1, Str:D $lang2 -->Bool)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :396:
C<<super_languages(Str:D $lang1 --> Seq)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :426:
C<<locale2language_tag(Str:D $locale_identifier --> Str)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :453:
C<<encode_language_tag(Str:D $lang1 -> Str)>>


UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags
…/LangTags.pm6 :566:
C<<alternate_language_tags(Str:D $lang1 --> List)>>


VRURG/OO-Plugin
…/Manager.pm6 :364:
If a module cannot be loaded due to a error the method appends a C<Pair> of C<<$module-name => $error-text>> to


MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/Cursor.pod6 :72:
This is the same as B<<[~] $database.name, '.', $collection.name>>.


MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/Database.pod6 :144:
E.g. B<<$some-array.push(($some-key => $some-value));>>. There is a nicer form


MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver
…/Database.pod6 :145:
using a colon ':' e.g. B<<$some-array.push: ($some-key => $some-value);>>. This


Mouq/json5
…/01-parse.t :44:
    Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}|;.</>?"}>>,


Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff
…/Diff.pm :964:
C<< $diff.Reset().Next(-1) >> to get the number of hunks.


Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff
…/Diff.pm :1054:
C<< $diff.Items(1) >> will return an empty list (0 in a scalar conext).


Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff
…/Diff.pm :1055:
If the current hunk contains only deletions, then C<< $diff.Items(2) >>


Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff
…/Diff.pm :1058:
If the hunk contains replacements, then both C<< $diff.Items(1) >> and


Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff
…/Diff.pm :1059:
C<< $diff.Items(2) >> will return different, non-empty lists.


Tux/CSV
…/CSV.pod6 :2648:
If an error occurs, L<C<< $csv.error_diag >>|/error_diag> can be used to


Tux/CSV
…/CSV.pod6 :2657:
The C<< $csv.error_diag >> method is automatically invoked upon error when


adaptiveoptics/P6-Finance-GDAX-API
…/Order.pm6 :72:
	    %body<<$at>> = self."$at"();


araraloren/perl6-getopt-advance
…/06-cmd.t :61:
    is &getopt(<< $cmd >>.List, $osa, $osb, $osc).optionset, {a => $osa, b => $osb, c => $osc}{$cmd}, "match cmd ok";


avuserow/perl6-datetime-format-likego
…/LikeGo.pm6 :32:
		$goformat ~~ s:g/<<$gostyle>>/$code/;


azawawi/farabi6
…/jquery.min.js :2:
!function(a,b){"object"==typeof module&&"object"==typeof module.exports?module.exports=a.document?b(a,!0):function(a){if(!a.document)throw new Error(…


colomon/io-prompter
…/Prompter.pm :237:
        # [TODO: Should be: glob eval "$ENV_VARS; << $input >>" ]


colomon/io-prompter
…/Prompter.pm :238:
        @*ARGS = eval "$ENV_VARS; << $input >>";


drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser
…/Parser.pm6 :53:
While classes like L<EClass> won't go away, their parent classes like L<DecInteger> will remove them from the tree once their validation job has been…


drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser
…/Parser.pm6 :147:
Let's assume that you've found the C<$_.list.[0]> and C<< $_.hash.<infix> >> handlers, and now need to add whitespace between the C<$_> and C<0> elements in your generated code.


finanalyst/pod-cached
…/Cached.pm6 :96:
=item2 explicitly give required status strings: C<< $cache.hash-files(<Old Failed>) >>


gabrielash/p6-net-jupyter
…/Messenger.pm :79:
  method content-value($key)  {return from-json(self.content)<< $key >> }


moritz/svg-plot
…/Plot.pm :719:
C<< $.plot-width < $.width >> or C<< $.plot-height >>.


moznion/p6-Router-Boost
…/Method.pm6 :155:
=head2 C<< my @routes = $router->routes() >>


p6-pdf/PDF-Grammar-p6
…/pdf-objects.t :33:
<< /Length $stream-length >>


perl6/doc
…/101-basics.pod6 :292:
You have seen blocks before: both the C<for> loop C<< -> $line { ... } >> and


perl6/doc
…/101-basics.pod6 :294:
Perl 6 code with an optional signature (the C<< -> $line >> part).


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlfunc.pod6 :436:
C<< for %hash.kv -> $k, $v { say "$k: $v" } >>


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlfunc.pod6 :1360:
C<$foo> will treat C<$foo> as a literal string, and using C<< <$foo> >>


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlop.pod6 :50:
for method calls. So, Perl 5's C<< $arrayref->[7] >> becomes


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlop.pod6 :51:
C<$arrayref.[7]> in Perl 6 and, similarly, C<< $user->name >> becomes


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6 :27:
C<<while($x < 5)>> or C<my($x, $y)>). In Perl 6, that space is required,


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6 :28:
thus C<<while ($x < 5)>> or C<my ($x, $y)>. In Perl 6, however, you can


perl6/doc
…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6 :29:
omit the parentheses altogether: C<< while $x < 5 >>. This holds for


perl6/doc
…/operators.pod6 :1242:
and C<$b> L«C<Int>|/type/Int». Returns an empty string if C<< $b <= 0 >>.


perl6/doc
…/operators.pod6 :1258:
to L<Int|/type/Int>). If C<< $b <= 0 >>, the empty list is returned.


perl6/doc
…/quoting.pod6 :356:
    my $a = 42; say << $a b c   >>.perl;  # OUTPUT: «(IntStr.new(42, "42"), "b", "c")␤»


perl6/doc
…/quoting.pod6 :360:
    my $a = 42; say << "$a b" c >>.perl;  # OUTPUT: «("42 b", "c")␤»


perl6/doc
…/subscripts.pod6 :65:
    %hash<<foo "$var">>;  # same as %hash{ <<foo "$var">> }


perl6/doc
…/terms.pod6 :105:
with the exception of C<< 'quoted string' => $value >>.


perl6/doc
…/typesystem.pod6 :309:
Instead of writing C<< attr => $attr >> or C<:attr($attr)>, you can save some


perl6/doc
…/Match.pod6 :9:
Syntax error thrown when a match variable like C<< $<thing> >> was declared.


perl6/doc
…/headings.t :55:
                    $title ~~ s:g/ << $word >> //;


perl6/perl6-pod-to-bigpage
…/BigPage.pm6 :373:
    %part-config<<{$node.type.Str}>> = $node.config;


salortiz/JsonC
…/01-parse.t :45:
    Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}|;.</>?"}>>,


salortiz/NativeHelpers-Blob
…/CompileTestLib.pm :18:
        @cleanup = << "$libname" "$name$o" >>;


salortiz/NativeHelpers-Blob
…/CompileTestLib.pm :23:
        @cleanup = << $libname "$name$cfg<nativecall.o>" >>;


samcv/perl6-Git-Log
…/Log.pm6 :25:
following format: C<<changes => { $[ { filename => 'myfile.txt', added => 10, deleted => 5 }, ... ] }>>


tadzik/panda
…/01-parse.t :45:
    Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}|;.</>?"}>>,


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree
…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6 :105:
=item C<<size => $size>>


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree
…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6 :115:
Adds given value to the index C<<$index>>.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree
…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6 :121:
Returns sum of the values of items from index 0 to index C<<$index>> inclusive.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree
…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6 :127:
Returns the value at index C<<$index>>.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-KdTree
…/KdTree.pm6 :85:
Sets dimension C<<$dimension>> for constructing C<<$dimension>>-dimensional Kd-Tree.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-KdTree
…/KdTree.pm6 :120:
Returns a response which includes positions in the hypersphere. The center of this hypersphere is C<<@array>> and the radius of this is C<<$radius>>.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-Kruskal
…/Kruskal.pm6 :86:
=item C<<vertex-size => $vertex-size>>


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-Kruskal
…/Kruskal.pm6 :88:
Sets vertex size. The vertices are numbered from C<<0>> to C<<$vertex-size - 1>>.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-Kruskal
…/Kruskal.pm6 :96:
Adds a edge to the graph. C<<$weight>> is the weight between vertex C<<$from>> and vertex C<<$to>>.


titsuki/p6-Algorithm-ZobristHashing
…/ZobristHashing.pm6 :80:
=item C<<max-rand => $max-rand>>


zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client
…/02-event-reference.md :177:
sides; or in regex terms, matches `/ << [$nick | @aliases] >> /`.


zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client
…/Client.pm6 :255:
                elsif $e.text ~~ / << [ $nick | @aliases ] >> /
File	Code
ALOREN/Getopt-Advance `…/06-cmd.t` :61:	`is &getopt(<< $cmd >>.List, $osa, $osb, $osc).optionset, {a => $osa, b => $osb, c => $osc}{$cmd}, "match cmd ok";`
BDUGGAN/WebService-AWS-S3 `…/05-mock.t` :16:	`<< mock data "{$req.uri.host}" >>,`
COKE/App-Unicode-Mangle `…/unifind.p6` :7:	`my $regex = $word ?? "<< '$search' >>" !! $search;`
ELIZABETH/Net-netent `…/01-basic.t` :11:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Net-netent `…/01-basic.t` :21:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Net-protoent `…/01-basic.t` :12:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Net-protoent `…/01-basic.t` :22:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Net-servent `…/01-basic.t` :12:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Net-servent `…/01-basic.t` :22:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/P5math `…/01-basic.t` :9:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Time-gmtime `…/01-basic.t` :9:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Time-gmtime `…/01-basic.t` :17:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Time-localtime `…/01-basic.t` :9:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/Time-localtime `…/01-basic.t` :17:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/User-grent `…/01-basic.t` :9:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/User-grent `…/01-basic.t` :17:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/User-pwent `…/01-basic.t` :9:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
ELIZABETH/User-pwent `…/01-basic.t` :19:	`ok OUTER::MY::<<$name>>:exists, "is $name imported by default?";`
HANENKAMP/Template-Anti `…/Selector.pm6` :241:	`&& $node-class ~~ / << $class >> /;`
HANENKAMP/Template-Anti `…/Selector.pm6` :319:	`&& $attr-value ~~ / << $match >> /;`
HANENKAMP/ULID `…/ULID.pm6` :181:	`That is, given an integer, it should return an integer C<$n> such that C<< 0 <= $n < $max >>.`
HMBRAND/Text-CSV `…/CSV.pod6` :2648:	`If an error occurs, L<C<< $csv.error_diag >>\|/error_diag> can be used to`
HMBRAND/Text-CSV `…/CSV.pod6` :2657:	`The C<< $csv.error_diag >> method is automatically invoked upon error when`
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser `…/Parser.pm6` :53:	`While classes like L<EClass> won't go away, their parent classes like L<DecInteger> will remove them from the tree once their validation job has been…`
JGOFF/Perl6-Parser `…/Parser.pm6` :147:	`Let's assume that you've found the C<$_.list.[0]> and C<< $_.hash.<infix> >> handlers, and now need to add whitespace between the C<$_> and C<0> elements in your generated code.`
JGOFF/Pod-To-HTMLBody `…/Tree.pm6` :27:	`So this module makes certain that each node (except for the root) has a valid C<.parent> link, that way inside the L<Pod::Block::Para> handler you can check C<<$.parent !~~ Node::Item or $.html ~= '<p>'>>.`
JKRAMER/Term-ReadKey `…/ReadKey.pm6` :103:	`SYNOPSIS). The named argument C<<:$echo>> can be used to enable/disable`
LEONT/Getopt-Long `…/Long.pm` :577:	`C<< $options<verbose> >> by setting its value to C<False>.`
LEONT/Getopt-Long `…/Long.pm` :715:	`the hash C<%defines> or C<< $options<define> >> will contain two keys,`
LEONT/Path-Finder `…/Finder.pm` :605:	`For files, it is equivalent to C<< $finder.none(@rules) >>. Returns`
MARTIMM/MongoDB `…/Cursor.pod6` :72:	`This is the same as B<<[~] $database.name, '.', $collection.name>>.`
MARTIMM/MongoDB `…/Database.pod6` :144:	`E.g. B<<$some-array.push(($some-key => $some-value));>>. There is a nicer form`
MARTIMM/MongoDB `…/Database.pod6` :145:	`using a colon ':' e.g. B<<$some-array.push: ($some-key => $some-value);>>. This`
MORITZ/JSON-Tiny `…/01-parse.t` :48:	Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}\|;.</>?"}>>,
MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta `…/RungeKutta.pm` :45:	`my @k2 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter+$step, @values >>+<< @k1);`
MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta `…/RungeKutta.pm` :53:	`my @k2 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter + $step/2, [@values >>+<< @k1 >>/>> 2]);`
MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta `…/RungeKutta.pm` :54:	`my @k3 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter + $step/2, [@values >>+<< @k2 >>/>>2]);`
MORITZ/Math-RungeKutta `…/RungeKutta.pm` :55:	`my @k4 = $step <<*<< derivative($parameter + $step, [@values >>+<< @k3]);`
MOZNION/Router-Boost `…/Method.pm6` :155:	`=head2 C<< my @routes = $router->routes() >>`
SAMCV/Git-Log `…/Log.pm6` :25:	`following format: C<<changes => { $[ { filename => 'myfile.txt', added => 10, deleted => 5 }, ... ] }>>`
TIMOTIMO/JSON-Fast `…/01-parse.t` :51:	Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}\|;.</>?"}>>,
TITSUKI/Algorithm-NaiveBayes `…/NaiveBayes.pm6` :106:	`Adds a document used for training. C<<%attributes>> is the key-value pair, where key is the word and value is the frequency of occurrence of t…`
TITSUKI/Algorithm-SetUnion `…/SetUnion.pm6` :72:	`=item C<<size => $size>>`
TITSUKI/Algorithm-SetUnion `…/SetUnion.pm6` :82:	`Returns the name(i.e. root) of the set containing element C<<$index>>.`
TITSUKI/Algorithm-SetUnion `…/SetUnion.pm6` :88:	`Unites sets containing element C<<$left-index>> and C<<$right-index>>. If sets are equal, it returns False otherwise True.`
TYIL/App-Assixt `…/Dist.pm6` :156:	`my Proc $converter = run << "$*EXECUTABLE" --doc=Markdown "$pod" >>, :out, :err;`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :266:	`C<<is_language_tag(Str:D $lang1 --> Bool)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :293:	`C<<extract_language_tags(Str:D $text --> Seq)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :308:	`C<<same_language_tag(Str:D $lang1, Str:D $lang2 --> Bool)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :333:	`C<<similarity_language_tag($lang1, $lang2 --> Int)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :363:	`C<<is_dialect_of(Str:D $lang1, Str:D $lang2 -->Bool)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :396:	`C<<super_languages(Str:D $lang1 --> Seq)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :426:	`C<<locale2language_tag(Str:D $locale_identifier --> Str)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :453:	`C<<encode_language_tag(Str:D $lang1 -> Str)>>`
UFOBAT/I18N-LangTags `…/LangTags.pm6` :566:	`C<<alternate_language_tags(Str:D $lang1 --> List)>>`
VRURG/OO-Plugin `…/Manager.pm6` :364:	`If a module cannot be loaded due to a error the method appends a C<Pair> of C<<$module-name => $error-text>> to`
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver `…/Cursor.pod6` :72:	`This is the same as B<<[~] $database.name, '.', $collection.name>>.`
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver `…/Database.pod6` :144:	`E.g. B<<$some-array.push(($some-key => $some-value));>>. There is a nicer form`
MARTIMM/mongo-perl6-driver `…/Database.pod6` :145:	`using a colon ':' e.g. B<<$some-array.push: ($some-key => $some-value);>>. This`
Mouq/json5 `…/01-parse.t` :44:	Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}\|;.</>?"}>>,
Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff `…/Diff.pm` :964:	`C<< $diff.Reset().Next(-1) >> to get the number of hunks.`
Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff `…/Diff.pm` :1054:	`C<< $diff.Items(1) >> will return an empty list (0 in a scalar conext).`
Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff `…/Diff.pm` :1055:	`If the current hunk contains only deletions, then C<< $diff.Items(2) >>`
Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff `…/Diff.pm` :1058:	`If the hunk contains replacements, then both C<< $diff.Items(1) >> and`
Takadonet/Algorithm--Diff `…/Diff.pm` :1059:	`C<< $diff.Items(2) >> will return different, non-empty lists.`
Tux/CSV `…/CSV.pod6` :2648:	`If an error occurs, L<C<< $csv.error_diag >>\|/error_diag> can be used to`
Tux/CSV `…/CSV.pod6` :2657:	`The C<< $csv.error_diag >> method is automatically invoked upon error when`
adaptiveoptics/P6-Finance-GDAX-API `…/Order.pm6` :72:	`%body<<$at>> = self."$at"();`
araraloren/perl6-getopt-advance `…/06-cmd.t` :61:	`is &getopt(<< $cmd >>.List, $osa, $osb, $osc).optionset, {a => $osa, b => $osb, c => $osc}{$cmd}, "match cmd ok";`
avuserow/perl6-datetime-format-likego `…/LikeGo.pm6` :32:	`$goformat ~~ s:g/<<$gostyle>>/$code/;`
azawawi/farabi6 `…/jquery.min.js` :2:	`!function(a,b){"object"==typeof module&&"object"==typeof module.exports?module.exports=a.document?b(a,!0):function(a){if(!a.document)throw new Error(…`
colomon/io-prompter `…/Prompter.pm` :237:	`# [TODO: Should be: glob eval "$ENV_VARS; << $input >>" ]`
colomon/io-prompter `…/Prompter.pm` :238:	`@*ARGS = eval "$ENV_VARS; << $input >>";`
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser `…/Parser.pm6` :53:	`While classes like L<EClass> won't go away, their parent classes like L<DecInteger> will remove them from the tree once their validation job has been…`
drforr/perl6-Perl6-Parser `…/Parser.pm6` :147:	`Let's assume that you've found the C<$_.list.[0]> and C<< $_.hash.<infix> >> handlers, and now need to add whitespace between the C<$_> and C<0> elements in your generated code.`
finanalyst/pod-cached `…/Cached.pm6` :96:	`=item2 explicitly give required status strings: C<< $cache.hash-files(<Old Failed>) >>`
gabrielash/p6-net-jupyter `…/Messenger.pm` :79:	`method content-value($key) {return from-json(self.content)<< $key >> }`
moritz/svg-plot `…/Plot.pm` :719:	`C<< $.plot-width < $.width >> or C<< $.plot-height >>.`
moznion/p6-Router-Boost `…/Method.pm6` :155:	`=head2 C<< my @routes = $router->routes() >>`
p6-pdf/PDF-Grammar-p6 `…/pdf-objects.t` :33:	`<< /Length $stream-length >>`
perl6/doc `…/101-basics.pod6` :292:	`You have seen blocks before: both the C<for> loop C<< -> $line { ... } >> and`
perl6/doc `…/101-basics.pod6` :294:	`Perl 6 code with an optional signature (the C<< -> $line >> part).`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlfunc.pod6` :436:	`C<< for %hash.kv -> $k, $v { say "$k: $v" } >>`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlfunc.pod6` :1360:	`C<$foo> will treat C<$foo> as a literal string, and using C<< <$foo> >>`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlop.pod6` :50:	`for method calls. So, Perl 5's C<< $arrayref->[7] >> becomes`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlop.pod6` :51:	`C<$arrayref.[7]> in Perl 6 and, similarly, C<< $user->name >> becomes`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6` :27:	`C<<while($x < 5)>> or C<my($x, $y)>). In Perl 6, that space is required,`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6` :28:	`thus C<<while ($x < 5)>> or C<my ($x, $y)>. In Perl 6, however, you can`
perl6/doc `…/5to6-perlsyn.pod6` :29:	`omit the parentheses altogether: C<< while $x < 5 >>. This holds for`
perl6/doc `…/operators.pod6` :1242:	`and C<$b> L«C<Int>\|/type/Int». Returns an empty string if C<< $b <= 0 >>.`
perl6/doc `…/operators.pod6` :1258:	`to L<Int\|/type/Int>). If C<< $b <= 0 >>, the empty list is returned.`
perl6/doc `…/quoting.pod6` :356:	`my $a = 42; say << $a b c >>.perl; # OUTPUT: «(IntStr.new(42, "42"), "b", "c")␤»`
perl6/doc `…/quoting.pod6` :360:	`my $a = 42; say << "$a b" c >>.perl; # OUTPUT: «("42 b", "c")␤»`
perl6/doc `…/subscripts.pod6` :65:	`%hash<<foo "$var">>; # same as %hash{ <<foo "$var">> }`
perl6/doc `…/terms.pod6` :105:	`with the exception of C<< 'quoted string' => $value >>.`
perl6/doc `…/typesystem.pod6` :309:	`Instead of writing C<< attr => $attr >> or C<:attr($attr)>, you can save some`
perl6/doc `…/Match.pod6` :9:	`Syntax error thrown when a match variable like C<< $<thing> >> was declared.`
perl6/doc `…/headings.t` :55:	`$title ~~ s:g/ << $word >> //;`
perl6/perl6-pod-to-bigpage `…/BigPage.pm6` :373:	`%part-config<<{$node.type.Str}>> = $node.config;`
salortiz/JsonC `…/01-parse.t` :45:	Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}\|;.</>?"}>>,
salortiz/NativeHelpers-Blob `…/CompileTestLib.pm` :18:	`@cleanup = << "$libname" "$name$o" >>;`
salortiz/NativeHelpers-Blob `…/CompileTestLib.pm` :23:	`@cleanup = << $libname "$name$cfg<nativecall.o>" >>;`
samcv/perl6-Git-Log `…/Log.pm6` :25:	`following format: C<<changes => { $[ { filename => 'myfile.txt', added => 10, deleted => 5 }, ... ] }>>`
tadzik/panda `…/01-parse.t` :45:	Q<<{"special": "`1~!@#$%^&*()_+-={':[,]}\|;.</>?"}>>,
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree `…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6` :105:	`=item C<<size => $size>>`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree `…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6` :115:	`Adds given value to the index C<<$index>>.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree `…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6` :121:	`Returns sum of the values of items from index 0 to index C<<$index>> inclusive.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-BinaryIndexedTree `…/BinaryIndexedTree.pm6` :127:	`Returns the value at index C<<$index>>.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-KdTree `…/KdTree.pm6` :85:	`Sets dimension C<<$dimension>> for constructing C<<$dimension>>-dimensional Kd-Tree.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-KdTree `…/KdTree.pm6` :120:	`Returns a response which includes positions in the hypersphere. The center of this hypersphere is C<<@array>> and the radius of this is C<<$radius>>.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-Kruskal `…/Kruskal.pm6` :86:	`=item C<<vertex-size => $vertex-size>>`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-Kruskal `…/Kruskal.pm6` :88:	`Sets vertex size. The vertices are numbered from C<<0>> to C<<$vertex-size - 1>>.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-Kruskal `…/Kruskal.pm6` :96:	`Adds a edge to the graph. C<<$weight>> is the weight between vertex C<<$from>> and vertex C<<$to>>.`
titsuki/p6-Algorithm-ZobristHashing `…/ZobristHashing.pm6` :80:	`=item C<<max-rand => $max-rand>>`
zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client `…/02-event-reference.md` :177:	sides; or in regex terms, matches `/ << [$nick \| @aliases] >> /`.
zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client `…/Client.pm6` :255:	`elsif $e.text ~~ / << [ $nick \| @aliases ] >> /`