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potion
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fully bootstrapped, especially as it is tied
into the JIT so closely.
* Memory-efficient classes. Stored like C
structs. (Although the method lookup table
can be used like a hash for storing arbitrary
data.)
* The JIT is ...
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potion
... VM being
fully bootstrapped, especially as it is tied
into the JIT so closely.
* Memory-efficient classes. Stored like C
structs. (Although the method lookup table
can be used like a hash for storing arbitrary
data.)
* The JIT is also ...
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ffi_dry
... demonstrates using superclasses to add common
struct features, declaring array fields, as well as nesting other structs.
require 'rubygems'
require 'ffi'
require 'ffi/dry'
class NeighborlyStruct < ::FFI::Struct
include ::FFI::DRY ...
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mlabwrap
... '
However, although matrices and strings should cover most needs and can be
directly converted, Matlab functions can also return structs or indeed
classes and other types that cannot be converted into python
equivalents. However, rather than just giving ...
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RXAssertions
... , it logs what it actually was.
This is valid for use with objects, scalars (including floats; see RXRound for more), structs, and really anything that you’ve registered a comparator for. See `RXAssertionHelper` for more info. Failures look like this: ...
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SDWebImage
... built on top of SDWebImage core functions (caching, loading and animation).
The new framework introduce two View structs `WebImage` and `AnimatedImage` for SwiftUI world, `ImageIndicator` modifier for any View, `ImageManager` observable object for data ...
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beak-check
... > 10 20))
false
Main caveat of Beak-Check: poor error reporting (TPs only return `true` or
`false`, probably the `false` case should be more detailed).
There are more combinators that deal with structs and maps; more
examples in the source code.
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link-c
... Link::C - Link C libraries into your Perl 6 program
Supports most functions of native types (int, char *, etc.)
No support for structs, but this can be added eventually.
Only works with Rakudo.
USAGE:
use Link::C;
Link::C::link ; ...
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cfmongodb
...
while( cursor.hasNext() ){
thisOrc = cursor.next();
writeOutput(" name = #thisOrc['name']
");
}
//use a ColdFusion array of structs. this is not case sensitive
orcs = result.asArray();
for(orc in orcs){
writeOutput(" name = #orc.name# ...
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dm-imap-adapter
... emails in your inbox your currently screwed.
* Figuring out why I had to hack net/imap so much to support dovecot on my machine. Seems strange that I had to open the class like that.
* Extend other net/imap structs like the Address one.
* Better specs!
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