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For questions relating to the Raku programming language (formerly known as Perl 6).
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perl6: html color gradient generator
Some ideas to improvement.
If I need List of Str I prefer comb to match.
my @initial = $initial_color.comb(/<xdigit> ** 2/)».parse-base(16);
#or
my @final = $final_color.substr(1).comb(2)».par …
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Ranges of enum members that dwim
Probably, you could do something similar by ... and succ.
enum Foo ( XA => 17, XB => 19, XC => 2, XD => 17, XE => 1, XF => 99 );
enum Goo < YA YB >;
XC, *.succ ... XE andthen .say
Thus your example …
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