CPAN::Groonga

path);
for =$fh -> $line {
    $start = 1 if $line ~~ rx:perl5/^=pod/;
    if $start { $expected_output ~= "$line\n" }    
    $start = 0 if $line ~~ rx:perl5/^=cut/;    
}
$fh.close();
$expected_outp

method BUILD() {
  self.add_handler("PRIVMSG", -> $event {
    my $sent_to_a_chan = $event<object> ~~ rx:Perl5/^[#+&]/;
    
    # Only record if the message was sent to a channel.
    %!seen{self.nor

te => time,
      text => $event<rest>,
    } if $sent_to_a_chan;

    if $public and $event<rest> ~~ rx:Perl5/^\?seen\s+([^ ]+)/ {
      my $reply_to = $sent_to_a_chan ?? $event<object> !! $event<fro

sh()
    
It returns a string that is the English version of the given language or if nothing is given (or an invalid langauage) then it returns the current source language's name.
    
    my $source

   if ($format eq "latex"){print $outputFH $latex->endFile};
}

#only work if the text files are given (not only the alignment files).
sub getSize {
	my $alSet = shift;
	my ($file,$factor);
	my $size;

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    |-----------------------------------|
    | ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< |~~
      $comments,
     ===================================
    .

    write STDOUT;


in Perl 6 we 

har><1,$width>) /;

            # Squeeze the resultant substring...
            (my $result = $1) ~~ s:each/ <$ws> | \v+ /\c[SPACE]/;

            # Check for any more data still to come...
         

r:

    sub expurgate (Str *@hidewords) {
        return sub (Str $data is rw) {
            $data ~~ s:ei/(@hidewords)/$( 'X' x length $1 )/;
            return $data;
        }
    }

We could then 

 C<when> statement, because:

    when $is_sheep { push @sheep, $_ }

is equivalent to:

    if $_ ~~ $is_sheep { push @sheep, $_; next }

When C<$is_sheep> is a subroutine reference, that implicit sm

    my $context = want;
        if $context ~~ List {
            my @values = block();
            return { *@values };
        }
        elsif $context ~~ Scalar {
            my $value = block();
 

=item * C<=~> becomes the "smart match" operator C<~~>, with a whole new set
of semantics.  Anywhere you used C<=~> before you now use C<~~>, but C<~~> is
much more general now.  See L<Synopsis 4> for

<=~> >> macro which always fails at
compile time with a message directing the user either to use C<~~> or C<~=> instead,
or to put a space between if they really wanted to assign a stringified value.)

smartmatches the
endpoints in the domain of the object being matched, so C<< 1.5 ~~
1^..^2 >> is true.  (But C<< 2.1 ~~ 1..2 >> is false.)

=item * The unary C<^> operator generates a range from C<0> 

readme.txt'   => 'README',
);

my @Tempfiles = qw(
    pod2htmd.tmp
    pod2htmd.x~~
    pod2htmi.tmp
    pod2htmi.x~~
);

use strict;
use File::Copy;
local $/;

foreach my $target (keys %TEXT) {
    

 from an iso date
multi sub date( Str $iso8601 ) returns Date::Gregorian is export {

    $iso8601 ~~ $iso8601_re_anchored
        or die "can't match '$iso8601' to available ISO-8601 formats";

    m

    
    for %StatusCode.kv -> $code, $message is copy {
        $message .= uc;
        $message ~~ s:g/<[ \-]>/_/;
        
        &HTTP::Status::("RC_" ~ $message) := sub () { $code };
        &H

= %*ENV<QUERY_STRING> // %*ENV<REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING>;
            
            if ($.query_string ~~ /<[;&=]>/) {
                $.query.parse_params($.query_string);
            } else {
          

t';
@INC = '../lib';

# Don't interfere with the taintedness of %ENV, this could perturbate tests
%ENV<PERL_CORE> = 1 unless $*TAINT;

$0 ~~ s/\.dp$//; # for the test.deparse make target
1;

( Str $iso8601 ) returns Duration::Gregorian is export {

    # FIXME - missing XXXX 
    $iso8601 ~~ $iso8601_duration_re_anchored
        or die "can't match '$iso8601' to available ISO-8601 duratio

#=Beispielverknüpfungen
$a != $b;
$a ~~ $b;    # smart-match, mehr dazu gleich
#=Verknüpfungen in Perl 5:
$a < $b && $b <= $c;
$a > $b && $b >= $c;
#=Perl 6: Verkettung ist möglich:
$a < $b <= $c;

{ }
    
    method parse (Str $str is copy) {
        my $request_line;
        
        if ($str ~~ s/^(.*)\n//) {
            $request_line = $0;
        } else {
            $request_line = $str;

      $str = "";
        }
        
        my $self = self.SUPER::parse($str);
        
        given ($self) {
            my ($method, $uri, $protocol) = $request_line.split(' ');
            .meth

resents a 
        # meta-circularity issue, and it
        # loops endlessly
        unless $self ~~ ::Class;
    return bool::false;
});

## I ended here ... to be continued 

::Class.HOW.add_method

d	y	$&	ab
a(?{"{"}})b	-	c	-	Unmatched right curly bracket
a(?{$bl="\{"}).b	caxbd	y	$bl	{
x(~~)*(?:(?:F)?)?	x~~	y	-	-
^a(?#xxx){3}c	aaac	y	$&	aaac
'^a (?#xxx) (?#yyy) {3}c'x	aaac	y	$&	aaac
(?<![cd])b	d

 "This should never happen"}
 		default {
		  my @index = split('',$didget);
		  @index = grep {$_ ~~ /^<[A..Za..z0..9+\/=]>+$/},@index;
		  [~] map {chr ($_)}, decode(@index)}
  }
}

#        1716151

IL::Util::Pad $.parent;
    has Str @.names;

    method lookup_pad($name) {
        if (grep { $_ ~~ $name }, @.names) {
            self;
        }
        else {
            $.parent ?? $.parent.lo

% 26];
            @.table[@lower[$_]] = @lower[($_ + $shift) % 26];
        }
    }

    if $mode ~~ m:P5:i/^de/ {
        my @tt;
        for @.table.kv { @tt[$^value] = $^key }
        @.table = @t