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<0> feti: i've used it some
<0> them some*
<1> heh
<1> probably as much as i have then ;(
<0> well, i wrote a compiler with them
<1> i need a one-stop tutorial for them. i can't find anything solid using google
<0> actually, the info pages for them are really good
<1> i checked out flipcodes tutorial on writing a scripting engine. it's the best i could find
<1> but it's really bad too ;(
<1> really?
<1> let me try those
<0> feti: yeah, the info pages on them are good
<1> while i'm in info and i click a title and go in, how do i get out?
<0> feti: let me see if i can dig up notes my professor had for that course... one sec
<1> and go back a page
<2> ugg, i could never figure that out either (never looked to hard) **** info and **** emacs <3
<0> http://www.siue.edu/~sblythe/cs423/cs423.html -- has some items on it that may be useful, but his main examples for flex/bison seem to be gone
<2> and gnu and stallman while we're at it
<0> feti: press "u" for (up) i think
<3> ugh.. <blink>...
<0> i really don't remember... i always have to read the info page help
<1> thanks vratha
<1> checking it out now
<0> np
<1> wonders why acroread on gentoo takes so long to startup
<1> i swear it takes 10 seconds just to load itself
<0> use "p" for previous page, "n" for next page
<1> OH you rock
<2> because there's a bunch of ****ty plugins for it installed by default (on any system) delete them and it will start 20x quicker
<4> write the scripting language interpreter in prolog and and implement a prolog interpreter! -g-
<2> don't know where they're stored in the linux version though
<1> i want to write a very, very simple template scripting language to use for my fastcgi apps
<1> that's all i want
<1> something to do basic if conditions/loops/var ***ignments and printing
<1> as i said, very, very basic. ;D
<1> and of course call functions that exist in the C code
<1> i have a basic example i wwrote that has 1 rule: print printf("You said: %s\n", yytext)
<1> but the yytext var also includes the name of the command called 'print'
<2> you know there's like 20 different ways of doing exactly what you want already, right?
<2> heh
<2> (templating systems, i mean)
<1> well i want something very, very basic
<1> and i've been unable to find anything tiny on google
<1> i don't want something like lua
<2> oh
<1> i want something that allows me to enter C script-style syntax in an HTML template (fastcgi)
<1> i don't need anything serious ;P
<1> just tiny
<1> nothing even remotely like PHP
<2> php is an abomination in so many ways :P
<2> why would you ever want something like it? heh
<2> (the syntax is nice though, I'll give them that.)
<1> it doesn't bother me. the majority of my client code is PHP in fact
<1> but i want to get away from that for more reasons than the slowness of PHP
<2> i really dislike it
<2> but more the software itself than the language. working in the hosting industry will do that i suppose
<5> Compiled CGIs won't do, feti?
<1> no
<5> That's what I did, but mostly because I could get the work done faster that way than learning php or whatever :)
<1> even though the application/C code won't change, i need templates to be easily changed and reparsed in real-time
<0> mith: PHP is pretty nice when you're doing web development at least :)
<1> that wya they can be parsed an dloaded into memory and used
<0> it beats a lot of alternatives at least
<2> not really
<6> Vratha, So is Tcl :-)
<7> mith: hi
<7> mith: are you at work?
<2> yes
<3> yaiks
<8> psst, the bot goes ape**** when it gets split off
<9> well, it doesn't know the state of everyone in channel
<10> hey stupid shell scripting quesition, how do I loop from 1 to 1000?
<11> for i in `seq 1 1000`; do xxxxx; done
<10> cheers thanks
<11> np n00b ;-)
<9> damn. no one even said 'which shell'
<12> for ((i=1;i<=1000;++i)); do ...; done
<9> I need caffeine
<13> caffein rocks
<11> mine was less keystrokes
<12> mine runs in constant memory
<10> gauze, hey teach, in your example, how would i spit out a period if i mod 10 == 0?
<12> perl -we '$| = 1; for my $i (1 .. 1000) { print "." if $i % 10 == 0; }'
<14> haha
<10> ech mauke.
<12> srsly
<11> if ! ((i%10)) ;then echo $i ; fi;
<11> oops
<11> you get the idea I guess?
<15> it helps to define i ;)
<12> I think I win in terms of readability
<14> Gambit-: man expr
<15> perl <3
<14> Gambit-: Generally more portable. :-P
<11> but yours iisn't shellscript
<11> psyche_: mine is so unreable? ISN'T THIS #c?!?!?!?!
<11> ****ing goddamn nick_comp
<12> yeah, so I also win in terms of portability
<11> it's a bash script
<11> he asked about doing it in a shell
<5> I don't think the outcome of this debate really matters :)
<11> IT DOES
<12> there are too many subtly incompatible shells
<11> christ I should be working
<11> I'm writing a shell script front end for nontech types hre to pick and order and burn a dvd from it.
<11> s/and/an/
<11> boring
<10> portable? Why would i care about portable? :)
<16> i like portable when i can charge people for the extra work
<16> btw portable doesn't count in perl. there is only one perl. :P
<12> yeah, and it runs on anything
<16> almost. C runs on more things
<16> i'd be happier if perl were just a language spec and there were a few different implementations.
<16> i should write my own implementation of perl, as a joke.
<14> heh
<12> you should work on ponie
<16> like implement it in java or fortran or something
<16> oh. is that that parrot thingy?
<12> yeah, Perl On New Internal Engine or something like that
<12> the hard part is preserving XS compatibility, I think
<16> yea. one of the best things about there being only one implementation is that you can just throw away backward compatibility when it's inconvenient :)
<16> so when they rewrite everything for perl7 will we have a perl5 compatibility layer and a perl6 layer, etc.
<6> Tcl !
<7> mith: are you supposed to be IRC'n from work?
<14> rkeene: ewwww
<17> Woha. kawfee isn't banned anymore?
<17> Oh, wait, I'm confused. :)
<10> KidArt, kawfee != KimmoA
<10> :)
<17> Gambit, yes, yes, I got the weird types confused. :P
<16> Gambit-, btw. ncurses is MIT/BSD licensed, so you could steal code from it if you wished.
<10> OrngeTide, Yeah, I noted.
<6> sbahra, Hmm ?
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