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  • Is this available as part of the perl6 executable? or the Radoku compiler? How can I start playing with this?

    We have accumulated well over 3000 unit tests in Moose and Class::MOP, and I am sure at least 1/2 to 2/3rds of them are relevant enough to Perl 6 that they would be useful here. Especially some of the nasty edge cases we have discovered with Role composition, it would save you from having to find them on your own. Feel free to pop over to #moose on irc.perl.org or email me directly.

    - Stevan

    • Neat.

      This should mean I can port my Hilbert's Curve code from Perl and C++ and add it to the "What can I do with Perl 6 today" wiki page.
      --

      @JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
      print reverse @JAPH;
    • It's in the Parrot svn repository, under languages/perl6/. So if you get the latest from there, and then "make perl6", then you will be able to play with this. As I said, it's only very early work at the moment so don't expect to do anything other than the very minimal things I posted. I will keep hacking on it, though. :-)

      The tests sound very interesting. I guess the place for them really is the Perl 6 test repository (in the Pugs SVN), then we can pull them down for testing Radoku but they are available f
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