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<0> helo
<0> help
<0> help
<1> Topic is 'Useful Perl links: http://www.perl.org || http://www.cpan.org || http://www.perlmonks.org. If you need help just ask your question. Do not ask to ask or ask if we are around.'
<0> oooh
<0> Darkchanter i am in install.php how to configer i am confused
<1> Sorry, I don't use php.
<2> #php
<0> :((
<0> octogone there is no one
<2> good grief
<2> go away please
<3> any one real familiar with Net::IRC
<3> im trying to figure out how to get and send a whois command and receive usable return
<3> there is a whois subroutine in Net::IRC::Connection ... but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to use it properly, the closest I have gotten using conn->whois, is to recive a return of '14'
<2> is whois() returning a list with 14 elements and you're casting it into a scalar?
<3> I dont think so
<3> return $self->sl("WHOIS " . CORE::join(",", @_)); is what Net::IRC::Connection's whois is doing
<4> they overrode join()? that's nasty
<5> how do I set up a reg exp to check for all instances of itself in say, a webpage?
<6> you want to count it?
<6> or just check
<5> want to snag every instance
<5> (blah)sometext(blah) and save $1 and $2
<5> but the instance could happen like 50 times
<6> perl -we '$str = "123 123 123 abc abc"; while ($str =~ /(\d+)/g) { print $1 . "\n"; }'
<6> just do while (/regexp/g) {}
<1> Still don't quite get what he wants to do.
<6> i think he wants (i.e.) to get all images in a webpage (from the <img /> tag)
<6> thou for parsing a webpage you can use a HTML::Parser
<5> ah ok
<5> I'm getting a bunch of text from a test report
<7> re
<8> anyway, i hope the while(//g) thing helps
<9> can anybody help me please ?
<9> <9> GNU bash, version 3.00.15(1)-release (i686-redhat-linux-gnu)
<9> <9> i have this server
<9> <9> i want to run a perl script on this
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