[Pleac-discuss] Pike recipes

[Chris Angelico]

Hi! Just joined the list, so apologies if I'm breaking protocol.

As a great fan of the Pike language, I would like to contribute a
recipe or two. I took a copy of the appropriate section from
pleac_perl.data and it looks like this:


# ^^PLEAC^^_17.0
#-----------------------------
use Socket;

However, working code in pleac_pike.data looks like this:


// @@PLEAC@@_10.12
// Like so many modern languages, Pike implements exception handling
// using the 'catch' and 'throw' keywords

Which is the appropriate annotation format? Caret or at-sign?

I'm currently putting together all of section 17 for Pike (although no
promises, I mightn't finish the whole thing). Is it appropriate to
simply send it to the list as an attachment, one flat file with the
whole section?

Thanks!

Chris Angelico
aka Rosuav

[Guillaume Cottenceau]

Post by Chris Angelico
Hi! Just joined the list, so apologies if I'm breaking protocol.
As a great fan of the Pike language, I would like to contribute a
recipe or two. I took a copy of the appropriate section from
# ^^PLEAC^^_17.0
#-----------------------------
use Socket;
// Like so many modern languages, Pike implements exception handling
// using the 'catch' and 'throw' keywords
Which is the appropriate annotation format? Caret or at-sign?

any of these two forms.

Post by Chris Angelico
I'm currently putting together all of section 17 for Pike (although no
promises, I mightn't finish the whole thing). Is it appropriate to
simply send it to the list as an attachment, one flat file with the
whole section?

yes

thanks

[Chris Angelico]

Attached is Pike section 17. It's incomplete in parts, but the basics
are all there.

Chris Angelico