CPAN::Groonga

use Test2::Plugin::UTF8;
	use Test::Log::Shiras;
	plan( 3 );
	
	~~ Set up the Log::Shiras::Switchboard operator here ($ella_peterson) ~~
	
	my $test_class;
	ok( lives{	$test_class = Log::Shiras::Test2

wp_response_done__check_md5 ($r2l, $resp);
  }

  #       if ($uri->scheme eq 'file' && $uri->host ~~ ['','localhost']) {
  #         my $filename = $uri->file;
  #         require Digest::file;
  #  

l qw< blessed >;
	use overload (); no warnings 'overload';  # '~~' unavailable in Perl 5.8
	use overload
		'""'     => 'to_string',
		'~~'     => 'check',
		'=='     => 'check',
		'eq'     => 'check',

le >>

=item C<< FileName >>

=item C<< FileUri >>

=back

They can be used like this:

	if ($file ~~ FileHandle)
	{
		...
	}

Note that there does exist a L<FileHandle> package in Perl core. This
mod

=> q[bool],
		STRING     => q[""],
		NUMBER     => q[0+],
		REGEXP     => q[qr],
		SMARTMATCH => q[~~],
		map {; $_ => $_ } qw(
			SCALAR ARRAY HASH CODE REF GLOB
			LVALUE FORMAT IO VSTRING
		)
	);
	

) >>

Called with a single argument, tests C<< $_ >>. Yes, this works with lexical
C<< $_ >>.

  given ($object) {
     when(does ARRAY)  { ... }
     when(does HASH)   { ... }
  }

Note: in Scalar::D

->has_fields ? zip $self->fields->@*, @_ : ()
            };
            $r;
        }
    },
    '~~' => sub {
        my( $self, $other ) = @_;

        no warnings 'uninitialized';
        return $

f ' }

    # smart-matching compare the type between two actions
    print "matching" if $do_stuff ~~ $AddTodo->(); # prints 'matching'

=head1 AUTHOR

Yanick Champoux <yanick@cpan.org>

=head1 COPYRI

score()};
      return $var eq uc($var);
   }
   
   my $thing = 'FOO';
   my $works = 0;
   
   given ( $thing ) {
      when ( is_uppercase ) { $works++ }
   }
   
   ok($works);
   done_testing();

d value. For ex:

 $elem->SetAttributeId("", 3, $value) ~~ $elem->SetAttribute("3", $value)
 
 $elem->SetAttributeId("INSERTITEM", 8, $value) ~~ $elem->SetAttribute("INSERTITEM8", $value)

But these f

. For ex:

 $elem->SetAttributeId("KIND", 30, $value) ~~ $elem->SetAttribute("KIND30", $value);
 
 $elem->SetAttributeId("ADDLEAF", 10, $value) ~~ $elem->SetAttribute("ADDLEAF10", $value);

But these 

nt->errors ) {
                my $err_msg = $error->as_string();
                next if $err_msg ~~ $skip;

                $on_error->( $c, "HTMLLint:" . $error->as_string );
            }
        

   given ( $action ) {
            return $action->{filter} when $SetVisibilityFilter;

            default { return $state }
        }
    }

    sub todos($action=undef,$state=[]) {
        given( $

   given ( $action ) {
            return $action->{filter} when $SetVisibilityFilter;

            default { return $state }
        }
    }

    sub todos($action=undef,$state=[]) {
        given( $

llowed) = @_;
    my $allow = $c->user && $c->check_any_user_role( @$allowed )
        || 'PUBLIC' ~~ @$allowed;
    return $allow;
}


sub who_can_access
{   
    my $c               = shift;
    my 

uld be consistent with Dir
  my $content = $self->{files}{ $self->full_path($file) };

  # 5.10: given(ref($content))

  if( my $ref = ref $content ){
    local $/; # do this here because of perl bug 

i had this in it:

#sub grep {
#    my ( $array, $filter ) = @_;
#    my @result = CORE::grep { $_ ~~ $filter } @$array;
#    return wantarray ? @result : \@result;
#}

sub grep {
    my $arr = CORE::

t,@fileparse,$type,$type_human);
	if(!$wishlist || 'Filesystem' ~~ @$wishlist || "@$wishlist" =~ $regex_filesystem_contains || 'MIME' ~~ @$wishlist){
		# print STDOUT "   ** properties:  -asks for Fil

ishlist is given (so getting xattr is the default), or in case $wishlist is given, skip when xattr is omitted
	if(!$wishlist || 'Extended Attributes' ~~ @$wishlist || 'Filesystem::Xattr' ~~ @$wishlist

ntscale};
}

# Determine the current font and set font-related members.
# If $plain_with_size is given (a number), use a plain font
# of that size.  Otherwise, use the font specified by the
# HTML con

consisting of the result of using the given class to format the
given HTML file according to the given (optional) options. Internally it calls
C<< SomeClass->new( ... )->format( ... ) >> on a new HTML

nsisting of the result of using the given class to format the
given HTML source according to the given (optional) options. Internally it
calls C<< SomeClass->new( ... )->format( ... ) >> on a new HTML

e second example,
only the the single argument I<name> will be recognized.

If I<default> is not given (or is undef), then B<arguments()> will simply
flatten the argument list into a hash and assume t

n", and Class::Multimethods does it like this:

=over 4

=item 1.

If the types of the arguments given (as determined by C<ref>) exactly
match the types specified in any variant of the multimethod, th

oach as in grep().
    if ( ref $filter eq 'Regexp' ) {
        return List::Util::first( sub { $_ ~~ $filter }, @$self );
    }

    return List::Util::first( sub { $filter->() }, @$self );

}

metho

 {
    return @$self[int rand @$self];
}


method grep($filter) {
    my @result = CORE::grep { $_ ~~ $filter } @$self;

    return wantarray ? @result : \@result;
}

method popn($times) {
    Carp::F

 = @_;

    my $algorithms = [qw(sha1 md5)];
    $args{algorithm} //= 'sha1';
    $args{algorithm} ~~ $algorithms or
      Carp::croak("algorithm must be @{[ $algorithms->join(' or ' ) ]}");

    my $

:MD5" };

    my $format = [qw(hex base64 binary)];
    $args{format} //= 'hex';
    $args{format} ~~ $format or
      Carp::croak("format must be @{[ $format->join(' or ') ]}");

    my %prefix = ( h