CPAN::Groonga

hod};
  my $passthru   = $arg->{passthru};

  use Data::Dumper;
  return sub {
    return if $_[2] ~~ $passthru;

    return if substr($_[2], 0, 1) eq '(';

    ${ $_[1] } = $_[2];
    $_[2] = $metame

with I<$!>.

=item ($method): (apt-config): timeouted

While processing a fair 120sec timeout is given
(it's reset after each I<$line>).
I<@$config_source> hanged for that time.

=item ($method): (apt

.	operadores unarios nombrados
    no asoc.	< > <= >= lt gt le ge
    no asoc.	== != <=> eq ne cmp ~~
    izquierda	&
    izquierda	| ^
    izquierda	&&
    izquierda	|| //
    no asoc.	..  ...
    de

 la
derecha. X<cmp>

El binario C<"~~"> hace una coincidencia inteligente entre sus argumentos. La
Coincidencia inteligente se describe en la sección siguiente. X<~~>

C<"lt">, C<"le">, C<"ge">, C<"g

or primera vez en Perl 5.10.1 (la versión 5.10.0 se comportaba de
manera diferente), el binario C<~~> hace una "coincidencia inteligente" entre
sus argumentos. Casi siempre se usa implícitamente en 

porting package.  It will
export it under the name C<$default_name>, unless an alternate name is given
(as shown above).  The glob that is installed is specified by the
C<$globref_locator>, which can 

the Markdown content after
#pod it has been rendered by the kit's Renderer, if any.
#pod
#pod If given (and true), the C<munge_signature> option will perform some basic
#pod munging of a sigdash-prefi

s.  The specific munging performed is not guaranteed to remain exactly
#pod stable.
#pod
#pod If given (and true), the C<render_wrapper> option will cause the kit entry to
#pod be passed through the r

template
#pod parameter called C<wrapped_content>, and should be included that way.
#pod
#pod If given (and true), the C<encode_entities> option will cause HTML in the
#pod source text to be entity en

d in the
#pod example will be found at the end of the output, sorted by the fallback sub if
#pod given (see below).
#pod
#pod Alternately, the example may be a reference to a hash.  Values are used to

t not found in the
example will be found at the end of the output, sorted by the fallback sub if
given (see below).

Alternately, the example may be a reference to a hash.  Values are used to
provide 

rom resulting list
	for (my $i = 0; $i < length(@rgba_points); $i++) {
		if (not (@rgba_points[$i] ~~ @non_rgba_rgba_points)) {
			push (@return_rgba_points, @rgba_points[$i]);
		}
	}
	
	return (@retu

}->{width}}) % $self->{imgrepr}->{width} ~~ @indexl
			and (@rgbasl[$i]->{@rgbasl[$i]->{index} - $self->{imgrepr}->{width} - 1}) % $self->{imgrepr}->{width} ~~ @indexl
			and (@rgbasl[$i]->{@rgbasl[$i

]->{index} - $self->{imgrepr}->{width} + 1}) % $self->{imgrepr}->{width} ~~ @indexl) {
		push (@grepped_points, @rgbasl[$i]);
		}
	}
	return (@grepped_points);	
}

1;

+)
                     |                             # [, ] and ~ should be escaped as ~[, ~] and ~~
                         (?<esc>[\[\]~])
                     !
                         if ($+{es

the
response headers as a L<Mojo::Headers> object.

Expects a valid URL. In case no scheme is given (e.g., C<//gmail.com>),
the method will first try to fetch the resource with C<https> and
on fa

ne> tells it to
"reject!", and I<counte> bids it "count!". In each case, an instruction
is being given (and in a void context too, so no backchat is expected).

Handling scalar and list contexts is a 

-v' || $ARGV[1] eq '--verbose') {
	$verbose = 1;	
}

# remote is origin unless two arguments are given (not counting the flag)
if ($numArgs == 3 + $verbose) {
	$name = $ARGV[1 + $verbose];
	$newurl = 

t}}, $weight)
      unless $weight ~~ @{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{weight}}; 

    push(@{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{width}}, $avg_width)
      unless $avg_width ~~ @{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{wid

_dpi}}, $v_dpi)
      unless $v_dpi ~~ @{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{vert_dpi}}; 

    push(@{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{horiz_dpi}}, $h_dpi)
      unless $h_dpi ~~ @{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{hori

hs}}, $tenths)
      unless $tenths ~~ @{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{tenths}}; 

    push(@{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{spacing}}, $spacing)
      unless $spacing ~~ @{$fonts{family}->{$family}->{spac

rom resulting list
	for (my $i = 0; $i < length(@rgba_points); $i++) {
		if (not (@rgba_points[$i] ~~ @non_rgba_rgba_points)) {
			push (@return_rgba_points, @rgba_points[$i]);
		}
	}
	
	return (@retu

}->{width}}) % $self->{imgrepr}->{width} ~~ @indexl
			and (@rgbasl[$i]->{@rgbasl[$i]->{index} - $self->{imgrepr}->{width} - 1}) % $self->{imgrepr}->{width} ~~ @indexl
			and (@rgbasl[$i]->{@rgbasl[$i

]->{index} - $self->{imgrepr}->{width} + 1}) % $self->{imgrepr}->{width} ~~ @indexl) {
		push (@grepped_points, @rgbasl[$i]);
		}
	}
	return (@grepped_points);	
}

1;

 block for one-liners
    -M5;         Maori farewell               BEGIN block for one-liners
    ~~           Inchworm                     scalar
    ~-           Inchworm on a stick          high-p

alar / list context
    =< >=~       Flaming X-Wing               match input, assign captures
    ~~<>         Kite                         a single line of input
    <<m=~m>> m ; Ornate double-blade

  boolean list squash
    0+!!         Key to the truth             numeric boolean conversion
    ~~!!         Serpent of truth             numeric boolean conversion
    ||()         Abbott and Cost

->{$name} // $alt_hr->{$name} // $default_value;
}

# approximates python's "in" operator, because ~~ is unsane:
sub in {
    my $v = shift @_;
    return 0 unless (@_ && defined($_[0]));
    if (ref(

Smart Matching';

1;
__DATA__

=encoding utf-8

=head1 Smart matching

Basically, smart matching(C<~~>) look at both his operators and decides what to do with them.

=head3 Table for smart match opera

  %x ~~ %y                       hash keys identical
  %x ~~ @y or @x ~~ %y           at least one key in %x is in @y
  %x ~~ /text/ or /text/ ~~ %y   at least one key matches pattern
  'text' ~~ %x  

  @x ~~ @y                       arrays are the same
  @x ~~ /text/                   at least one element in @x matches pattern
  $name ~~ undef                 $name is not defined
  $name ~~ /text

n==$self->ndims-1);
	#say "self: @n";
	my $str;
	my @rm;
	for my $i (0.. $#n) {
		unless (/$n[$i]/ ~~ @except){
			#say "Selecting $i $n[$i] $idx[$i]";
			push @rm,$n[$i];
			$str.="$idx[$i]"; 
		}
		

et+=0;
	$ret->sethdr($self->hdr_copy);
	#say $ret->info;
	for my $i (0.. $#n) {
		unless (/$n[$i]/ ~~ @except){
			#say "$i $n[$i] ",idx($self,$n[$i]);
			dimsize($ret,'channel',1);
			#say "$i $n[$i]

     return $not;
        }

        sub arrayElement($array, $element) {
            if( $element ~~ @{$array} ) {
                return 1;
            } else {
                return 0;
           

  my @valid_lists = sort($mpd->collection->all_playlists);


  for my $list(@lists) {
    if($list ~~ @valid_lists) {
      next;
    }
    else {
      my @choices = ();

      for my $valid(@valid_l

ices;
      }
      elsif($answer eq 'current') {
        return(undef);
      }

      if($answer ~~ @valid_lists) {
        $list = $answer;
      }
      # Make sure the number selected is in fact 

s = @_;
  my @lists = $mpd->collection->all_playlists;
  map { s/^\s+//m } @lists;
  return ($_[0] ~~ @lists) ? 1 : 0;
}

sub escape {
  my $str = shift;
  $str =~ s/([;<>*|`&\$!#()[\]{}:'" ])/\\$1/g;

                               ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ~~
                                 $role_reqs
.

    format INHERIT_POD =
=head1 NAME

@*
$myclass

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ~~
                                                               $handles
.

    format ATTR_NARROW 

         $handles
             ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ~~
             $handles

.
    format ATTRHEAD_POD =
=head1 ATTRIBUTES

.
    format ATTR_POD =

=he