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What should \X match?
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I believe the current definition of \X is flawed. First of all it isn't the Unicode concept it purports to be. \X is defined as qr/(?>\PM\pM*)/, and in several places in the documentation, it says that this is a Unicode "combining character sequence". The current definition for that concept is qr/ {base}? \pM |... more »
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use/package with "numeric literal" VERSIONs
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...This is a bug report for perl from frank.wieg...@gmail.com, generated with the help of perlbug 1.39 running under perl 5.11.2. ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ----- This topic has already been partially mentioned, see [link]... more »
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perl -e 'eval { $::{"@"}="" }' => Segmentation fault
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...This is a bug report for perl from frank.wieg...@gmail.com, generated with the help of perlbug 1.39 running under perl 5.10.1. ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ----- % perl -e 'eval { $::{"@"}="" }' zsh: segmentation fault perl -e 'eval { $::{"@"}="" }' This is still broken in 5.11.2.... more »
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Strange behaviour in given ... when
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I am using ActiveState Perl 5.10.1 I recently stumbled over a case where a given ... when construct gave me false positives. Here is the test case: use strict; use warnings; use 5.010; use Test::More tests => 2; for my $thing ('3', ' 3') { my $test = sprintf '%d', $thing; my $result = ''; given ($thing) {... more »
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memory problem of "eval" in perl 5.10?
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Hello, We have a problem with the eval of the "new" perl 5.10. Before, a brief background. We have run several applications which were developed with design patterns, especially the state machine. In conjunction with a data flow logic, analogous to the Unix filter. Perl’s internal state of the state machine will be dumped at the end of every... more »
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Tags
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$ git tag -l 'perl-5.10*' perl-5.10.0 perl-5.10.1 perl-5.10.1-RC1 perl-5.10.1-RC2 $ git tag -l 'perl-5.11*' $ git tag -l 'v*' v5.11.0 v5.11.1 v5.11.2 Older Perl version are tagged with perl-5* tags. I was a bit surprised when trying to check out perl-5.11.2 and not finding it. Since we started using 5.major.minor with v5.6.0, I think it would... more »
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