CPAN::Groonga

	my @mro = @{ mro::get_linear_isa( ref $obj ) };
	for my $class ( @mro ) {
		my $name = "$class\::(~~";
		my $overload = do {
			no strict 'refs';
			exists( &$name ) ? \&$name : undef;
		};
		return 

ide being passed as an
argument.

=item *

If the right hand side is an object which overloads C<< ~~ >>, then this
will be used.

=item *

If the right hand side is an arrayref, then the operator rec

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;

al.retop)
# define SU_RETOP_LOOP(C)  ((C)->blk_loop.my_op->op_lastop->op_next)
# define SU_RETOP_GIVEN(C) ((C)->blk_givwhen.leave_op->op_next)
#else
# define SU_RETOP_SUB(C)  ((C)->blk_oldretsp > 0 ? 

 XSH_HAS_PERL(5, 10, 0)
  case CXt_GIVEN:
cxt_given:
   type = OP_LEAVEGIVEN;
   next = SU_RETOP_GIVEN(cx);
   break;
  case CXt_WHEN:
cxt_when:
#if XSH_HAS_PERL(5, 15, 1)
   type   = OP_LEAVEWHEN;
#e

est);
 subtype "XML::EPP::transferOpType"
     => as "PRANG::XMLSchema::token",
     => where { $_ ~~ @tot };

=head2 CONVERT C<complexType> TO CLASSES

This really belongs earlier in this document, i

                              1);
    }
    else {
        throw $self "store_row - no key_value given (old usage??)";
    }

    # Trapping for errors.
    #
    # This seems to be only needed for My

rop the protocol if given (defaults to https later). If that leaves nothing, the check below
        # will set the servers to LE standard ones.
        $self->{server}=~s~^\w+://~~;
    } elsif ($sel

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

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 

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 

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

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;

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 

 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

-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 = 

     ~~  <1..3> | <4..6>        ~~  <1..3>->zip(<4..6>)

    <1..3> Z. <4..6>     ~~  <1..3> |'.'| <4..6>    ~~  <1..3>->zip('.' => <4..6>)

    <1..3> X <4..6>      ~~  <1..3> x <4..6>        ~~  <1.

 <4..6>     ~~  <1..3> x'.'x <4..6>    ~~  <1..3>->cross('.' => <4..6>)

    <1..3> <<+>> <4..6>  ~~  <1..3> <<'+'>> <4..6>  ~~  <1..3>->hyper('<<+>>', <4..6>)

    [+] 1..10            ~~  <[+] 1..10

>            ~~  reduce {$_[0] + $_[1]} 1 .. 10
    [+]->(1..10)         ~~  <[+]>->(1..10)         ~~  same as above

    [\+] 1..10           ~~  <[..+] 1..10>          ~~  scan {$_[0] + $_[1]} 1 ..

t-to-right order with
respect to the starting positions.

     $str = "abracadabra";

     if $str ~~ m:overlap/ a (.*) a / {
         @substrings = slice @();    # bracadabr cadabr dabr br
     }

=i

str = "abracadabra";

     if $str ~~ m:exhaustive/ a (.*?) a / {
         say "@()";    # br brac bracad bracadabr c cad cadabr d dabr br
     }

Note that the C<~~> above can return as soon as the f

ke the old
C<\A> and C<\z>. (The C</m> modifier is gone.)  On the right side of
an embedded C<~~> or C<!~~> operator they always match the start/end
of the indicated submatch because that submatch is 

(SvOBJECT(r)) { /* a ~~ $object */
            /* XXX: what I should do? */
            return tx_sv_eq_nomg(aTHX_ a, b);
        }
        else if(SvTYPE(r) == SVt_PVAV) { /* a ~~ [ ... ] */
        

 }
            }
            return FALSE;
        }
        else if(SvTYPE(r) == SVt_PVHV) { /* a ~~ { ... } */
            if(SvOK(a)) {
                HV* const hv = (HV*)r;
                return