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<0> But since you might be legitimate, we tried to be informative.
<1> ok. thanks
<0> Ah, cool. grep takes a -P option... to interpret pattern as a perl regexp.
<2> perlre++
<3> I was looking for that option in the grep manpages... Never found it... Thanks, ChrisA
<0> InitHello, may only be true for recent gnu grep.
<0> I know BSD folks use a different flavor.
<3> by the way, I think win32 has a sort of forking implementation
<3> <-- been lurking
<4> I'd like to ask something
<4> Is anyone familiar with template directives
<2> InitHello: using the fork() function? or a win32 api module?
<3> well ... I compiled a program that used fork() (in C) and it worked
<3> this was in cygwin, though
<0> perl has a template directive?
<3> what's a template directive?
<0> It's something they use in c++, iirc, in designing the layout of objects.
<4> It's probably not Perl =D
<3> oh. I never really got into C++
<4> But I was hoping that maybe someone here could help
<4> I'm trying to use NMS formmail..
<0> I think it's kind of similar to Java 'interfaces' but I've never really worked with templates, though I've had to work with code that used them.
<4> it's just that I'm not sure where to add values. I mean when the form is submitted, it prints a certain template. like {= date =} prints the (duh) date. I want to add values though
<4> I can't find the file for changing the code
<4> well since it has been noted that it's C++ that's a good start. thanks, will look that up
<0> maybe ... erm.
<0> Nm.
<2> heh.. did anyone specifically tell her that her template stuff is c++?
<0> I think that's different kind of template.
<0> I said c++ has a thing called templates, but what she's doing is entirely different.
<5> When using Net::IRC, is the do_one_loop a replacement to $irc->start();?
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