CPAN::Groonga

$_ = <CLEAN>;
  print "$celebrity already smeared\n" and exit unless famous $_;
  @dirt = qw&@- /. ~~ ;# ;; ;. ,. ); () *+ __ -( /@ .% /| ;_&; s/(.)/$dirt[ord($1)>>4].$dirt[ord($1)&15]/egs;
  open A, 

"|"/$[`"|"/#'").(";`/[\\`\\`$__]//`;"|";$[/[\\$[\\`$__]//`;"|";#/[\\\$\\.$__]//'").'@:=("@-","/.","~~",";#",";;",";.",",.",");","()","*+","__","-(","/@",".%","/|",";_");@:{@:}=$%..$#:;'.('`'|"$["|'#')

%_+&~~;# ~~/.~~
         ;_);;.);;#)               ;~~~~;_,.~~,.* +,./|~
    ~;_);@-,  .;.); ~             ~,./@@-__);@-);~~,.*+,.
  /|);;;~~@-~~~~;;(),.           ;.,./@,./@,.;_~~@-););,.
  ;_);~~,./

ndicates a bug in Pod::Dsr.

=item Invalid quote specification "%s"

(F) The quote specification given (the quotes option to the constructor) was
invalid.  A quote specification must be one, two, or f

= $self->cookie_jar->as_string;
				$~ = "COOKIES";
				write;
				format COOKIES =
      Cookie: 
~~            ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
              $cookie

r escape sequence", "Illegal combo 1001");
        #%state{1001} ~~ m{"separator is equal to"} or warn "HELP";
        #%state{1001} ~~ m{"separator is equal to"} or die %state{1001};
        }
    el

te{1001}.defined and
            %attr<sep_char>    ~~ m/[\r\n]/ ||
            %attr<quote_char>  ~~ m/[\r\n]/ ||
            %attr<escape_char> ~~ m/[\r\n]/
            ) {
        ok (%state{1003}.

tate{1003} ~~ rx{"in main attr not"}, "Illegal combo (1003)");
        }
    if (%attr<allow_whitespace> and
            %attr<quote_char>  ~~ m/^[ \t]/ ||
            %attr<escape_char> ~~ m/^[ \t]/

package Language::Basic::Line;
use Language::Basic::Common;

# Make a new LB::Line with the text given (don't parse it yet)
sub new {
    my $class = shift;
    my $text = shift;
    my $line_number =

y @sso_files=@{&parse_arguments(1)}; ## SSO files are (xx.ssso, xx.fsso, xx.sso)

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#  Default parameter setting
#__________________________________
unless($upper_exp

 MSP file out format, so $big_out_msp1 \n";
   }

   #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``~~~~
   #  (1) When File was given(normal situ) to this sub routine
   #_________________

m=$margin", $over_write,
		  $new_format,
		  "s=$big_out_msp")};
          #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          # Write MSP and finish off
          #____________________________

y @sso_files=@{&parse_arguments(1)}; ## SSO files are (xx.ssso, xx.fsso, xx.sso)

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#  Default parameter setting
#__________________________________
unless($upper_exp

 MSP file out format, so $big_out_msp1 \n";
   }

   #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``~~~~
   #  (1) When File was given(normal situ) to this sub routine
   #_________________

m=$margin", $over_write,
		  $new_format,
		  "s=$big_out_msp")};
          #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          # Write MSP and finish off
          #____________________________

--------------------------------------------------

print "\n\n\n#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n";
print "# (1) $0: The Geanfammer started ... BEFORE parsing A

leeping for 3 seconds"; sleep 3;

    #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    # (0) When one file input was given (yes, divclus can handle multiple files,

st_in_divide_clusters(\@good, \@bad);

	 #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	 # when more than one single file input is given (Default usually)
	 #_____________________

== Default parameters used ==========================

my $good_bad;

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# (1) Getting the input MSPA (matching seq pair) format file
#_______

ide_clusters sub are: \"@file\"";
    #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    # (0) When one file input was given (yes, divclus can handle multiple files,

n_divide_clusters(\@good, \@bad);

	 }
	 #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	 # when more than one single file input is given (Default usually)
	 #_____________________

y give only one of these two values. C<CountryCode>
would be counted properly if C<CountryID> is given (described in
C<TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps()> section). But if you'll give C<CountryCode>
C<Country

are set to undef.

=item I<$year, $month, $day, $hour, $min, $sec>

If more than one argument is given (and less than 7), it is assumed
that the date and time are being given as a series of integers i

----------------------------
 ~~    Same as SQL "LIKE" operator                'scrappy,marc' ~~ '%scrappy%'
 !~~   Same as SQL "NOT LIKE" operator            'bruce' !~~ '%al%'
 ~     Match (regex), 

########

=item $logger->set_file_handle( HANDLE );

Associates the error logger object with the given (opened) IO::Handle, and
closes the old file handle that used to be associated with the object (i

<<<<<<<<<<<<  ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
   # $option,        $help
   # ~~                   ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
   #                 $help

              ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
   #                 $help
   # ~~                   ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
   #                 $help

 . ("<" x $maxoption) . " ^" . ("<" x ($textlength-1)) . "\n".
      "\$option, \$help\n" .
      "~~  " . (" " x $maxoption) . " ^" . ("<" x ($textlength-1)) . "\n" .
      "\$help\n.";
   $alt_forma

 if ($in ~~ Array && $in.elems > 0) {
        $type ~= $in.list[0].WHAT.gist;
        $type ~~ s{")("} = " of ";
        }
    my Str $s-in = sprintf "%-16s %s", $type, $in.gist;
    $s-in ~~ s:g{\n} 

> $csv),  "Sub/Obj { s-in ($in) }");
    }

# Test supported "out" formats
my $datn = $data; $datn ~~ s:g{ "\r\n" } = "\n";
for in () -> $in {
    is (csv (in => $in, out => Str, :!quote-space), $data

sep, ",", "Sep = ,");

for < , ; > -> $sep {
    my Str $data = "bAr,foo\n1,2\n3,4,5\n";
    $data ~~ s:g{ "," } = $sep;

    $csv.column-names (False);
    {   my $fh = IO::String.new: $data;
	ok (my

,", ";" ];
for ",", ";", "|", "\t" -> $sep {
    my Str $data = "bAr,foo\n1,2\n3,4,5\n";
    $data ~~ s:g{ "," } = $sep;

    $csv.column-names (False);
    {   my $fh = IO::String.new: $data;
	ok (my

>], "Headers");
    }

for < , ; > -> $sep {
    my Str $data = "bAr,foo\n1,2\n3,4,5\n";
    $data ~~ s:g{ "," } = $sep;

    $csv.column-names (False);
    {   my $fh = IO::String.new: $data;
	ok (my

my $fh  = open "test.csv", :r, chomp => False;
 while (my @row = $csv.getline($fh)) {
     @row[2] ~~ m/pattern/ or next; # 3rd field should match
     @rows.push: @row;
     }
 $fh.close;

 # and wri

cept and C<False>
for records to reject.

 csv (in => "file.csv", filter => {
            $^row[2] ~~ /a/ &&  # third field should contain an "a"
            $^row[4].chars > 4  # length of the 5th fi

at have no visible data

This filter is a shortcut for

 filter => { $^row.first: { .defined && $_ ~~ /\S/ }}

This filter rejects all lines that I<not> have at least one field that does
not evaluate 

ticle C<read()> method.

=item apply (MODULES)

This method hands the message off to each module given (if no modules are
given, the message is given to each module registered by C<modules()> in
the o

);
my $n = +$f;
ok ($n ~~ Num,                "Undefined in Numeric context type");
is ($n.defined,   False,      "Undefined in Numeric context defined");
my $s = ~$f;
ok ($s ~~ Str,                "U

     if ($expect.defined && $expect ~~ m/ "\r\n" /) {
                        my $r = $expect;
                        my $n = $expect;
                        $n ~~ s:g{ "\r\n" } = "\n";