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@choroba but I don't want to parse perl source by myself. I think should be a module, but I can't find any.
@choroba I need to do it on the fly to generate a new code.
Anyone knows how to extract sub code from pm file?
I have a file which I can't compile to use the B::Deparse on it. And I need a code from one of its
subroutines.
#perl
I have a file which I can't compile to use the B::Deparse on it. And I need a code from one of its
subroutines.
#perl
Clear intellyJ idea project from project files.
find . -regex ".*\.\(iml\|ipr\|iwr\)" -exec rm -f {} \;
find . -regex ".*\.\(iml\|ipr\|iwr\)" -exec rm -f {} \;
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В питоне реально всё очень плохо с документацией. Вообще экосистема питона после #perl оставляет очень странное ощущение.
@shura
В питоне реально всё очень плохо с документацией. Вообще экосистема питона после #perl оставляет очень странное ощущение.
@shura
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You can buy it on AliExpress. Chinese sellers do not have stupid limitations. But it will be more expensive.
You can buy it on AliExpress. Chinese sellers do not have stupid limitations. But it will be more expensive.
@choroba
It makes the code more elegant and a little bit simple.
It makes the code more elegant and a little bit simple.
@choroba I mean the classic overloading like Java/C++
sub foo($bar, $baz) { say "I'm foo with two params!"}
sub foo($bar, $baz, $third) { say "I'm foo with three params!"}
PerlMonks said that it's not possible. But the thread that I found was from 2009...
Is there any way to get overloading with function signatures in pure #perl?