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Saturday March 28, 2009
03:36 PM
The first Perl 6 plugin of Padre
I was hoping for this for some time and the recent help I got on #perl6 let me first write an
experimental piece of code Embedding Perl 6 in Perl 5
which then lead me to the development of
Inline::Rakudo.
Now that Hinrik suggested a GSoc project developing psi, a command line tool written in Perl 6 to get the Perl 6 documentation. As I believe many developers especially will prefer a GUI over the command line, I really would like to have that integrated with Padre.
So I quickly wrote a sample plugin for Padre that actually is written in Perl 6.
In a few hours from now Padre::Plugin::PSI will be available on CPAN.
ps. I know it does not do anything interesting, just counting bytes but it does it in Perl 6.
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Didn't you forget (Score:1)
your google-fu, i.e. "p...., the p... i.."?
Re: Crap, I did. (Score:2)
Still needs more linkspam from other enthusiastic users.