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• Small Example. (Score:1)

  by eric256 (5939)

  Most commits this time around were related to javascript ouput but burried in the commit log was a little addition to .as() For those who haven't noticed perl 6 now lets you format strings with a .as method that takes the same arguments as sprintf. A recent commit extends this to include a few more options. use v6; # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # r5666 | putter | 2005-07-18 09:49:34 -0600 (Mon, 18 Jul 2005) | 1 line # sprintf now handles X D U O E G F specif
  • Re:Small Example. (Score:2)

    by autrijus (1505) on 2005.07.18 23:11 (#42026) Homepage Journal

    Please use <ecode> instead of <code> tags for verbatim code blocks... Here is your post, reformatted. :)

    Most commits this time around were related to javascript ouput but burried in the commit log was a little addition to .as() For those who haven't noticed perl 6 now lets you format strings with the .as method that takes the same arguments as sprintf. A recent commit extends this to include a few more options.

    use v6;
    
    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # r5666 | putter | 2005-07-18 09:49:34 -0600 (Mon, 18 Jul 2005) | 1 line
    # sprintf now handles X D U O E G F specifiers without crashing.  Aankhen++.
    
    my $x = "500";
    $x.as("%X").say;

    I'm hoping to provide examples both to teach myself more pugs and provide a more hands on approach to following developments. I love the journal, but an example here or there is nice.

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