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Comments:
<0> Will this work?
<0> handle_command($1,$2) if($text =~ /^\!(\w+)( ?.*)/);
<1> i'd imagine so
<1> well, maybe not
<1> nm, it should work
<0> It'll be interesting to find out.
<0> Why does my IsValidCommand='not'; give the error, no such cl*** ISValidCommand ?
<1> Darkchanter: because variables in perl require prefixes except for streams?
<1> $IsValidCommand would be a legal scalar variable
<1> jebus.. that was exactly 2 hours ago
<0> How do you mean, prefixes?
<0> I've used that syntax in other scripts: my $varname='boo'; if I take out the my, I get "illegal scalar variable".
<1> $ denotes scalar, @ denotes array/list, % denotes a hash
<1> earlier you just said IsValidCommand='not';
<0> oh f*ck, I left the $ out.
<1> and if you're using strict
<1> you'll be required to my them
<0> As bad as forgetting a ; in pascal.
<1> indeed
<1> morning nibble
<1> er.. ****. almost exactly 2 hours late again. i give up
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