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<0> i run epic myself
<1> epic is like ircii: the next generation - right?
<0> www.epicsol.org i think has the answer to all your questions
<0> well most :)
<1> irssi requires glib
<1> Which is really fat (for my isp unix account).
<2> wait
<2> no, don't wait
<0> irssi has an advantage with that tho, the linewrapping method is better
<2> ui hate linewrapping in epic
<2> s/ui/i/
<0> yes
<0> it needs to improve
<3> use telnet
<2> telnet is seductive
<1> How does line wrapping work in irssi vs. epic?
<0> say you get a long url
<0> in epic this will make two lines split by a \n
<0> (ie trying copying that url and pasting it in)
<0> in irssi, its just one line even tho wrapped
<1> Oh I see
<2> in my epic, it even inserts " + " between split parts to make things worse
<0> mine doesnt do that but \n is annoying enough :/
<2> ok , i connected with irssi
<2> i'm going to paste some long url to test things
<2> anybody got very long url ?
<2> atm, all long URLs seem to be serving the other customers ...
<2> as always ....
<0> well if i may paste..
<2> when I need them ....
<2> please, please
<0> http://www.wolfcamera.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StaticView?storeId=10101&langId=-1&catalogId=10001
<0> long enough?
<3> yes
<0> or do u need really really long?
<4> ok
<4> in irssi, it's perfect
<0> yupp, its nice in irssi
<0> somene should make that happen for epic too!:/
<2> there's one minus in irssi as i see
<0> lets hear it?
<2> epic connect at startup automatically
<2> irssi waits for a command from me
<0> irssi can too
<2> Teckla, I have both epic and irssi running here
<2> if yuo have specific questions, feel free
<2> in top, irssi takes x2 times more memory but i don't care abot *that*
<0> i miss cool ansiart in irssi
<0> :/
<5> Yeah, I run irssi on a box with 2G
<5> Who cares about RAM.
<6> aedi: how do I make irsssi auto-connect at startup ?
<0> i do, and my desktop har 4GB
<0> has even
<7> if you don't care about RAM just keep firefox running for a good week
<7> check the nice 400MB RES and you'll think twice
<5> heh.
<7> ;P
<7> there's a reason they do that, which i can't understand
<7> i think it's lame caching or something
<5> I'm using Camino on this machine
<5> Gecko goodness without the Firefox.
<7> nice
<6> my mozilla generally stop running after coulpe of days
<7> camino huh
<6> in the air
<5> Yeah.
<7> wonder if there's an ebuild for it
<5> http://www.caminobrowser.org/
<5> I doubt it.
<6> aedinius: do you know how I make irssi auto-connect at startup ?
<5> MishIrssi: /connect -a I thought.
<7> gah
<6> and i put this, wehere ?
<7> mac only
<7> now why'd you tease me
<7> enough of this
<5> =]
<7> you sound like my wife. sh'ell be like So, you want this? Then she'll throw out the 'only if you' clause.
<8> hi
<7> i know somebody in here is an undercover flex guru
<7> come on. don't leave me hanging.
<9> feti, I don't know much about flex, but I'm a really good guesser :)
<7> hehe
<7> well i am writing a tiny template scripting language for my fastcgi sdk framework and i want to provide the ability to go in and out of code like PHP
<7> but i can't find anything on the web that shows exactly how that's done and viewing PHP's Zend.l isn't clear to me
<7> at least to find what i need
<10> ca you guys recommend a good resource for file handling in C? I want to be able to tell if a file is a directory and list any subdirs and files under a directory in both unix and windows
<5> *stat and opendir/readdir/closedir in *ix.
<5> I don't know about Windows.
<2> Soul: try ftw
<2> man ftw, man nftw
<2> and what aedinuis said
<2> BTW ftw() exists both in windows and in unix afaik
<11> win32 does not have ftw nor nftw.
<2> too bad
<1> What's ftw?
<9> hrm
<1> ftw, nftw - walk a file tree
<9> ups are nice.
<9> especially when your power is out and all your routers are on ups and your computers are laptops
<9> that's a good thing.
<7> i found my flex answer
<9> what was the flex question, anyways?
<9> oh, the in and out of code thing
<7> yup
<7> i couldn't find a good state example, but finally found one
<7> *woosh*
<2> More fundamentally, quantum mechanics predicts that vacuum energy can never be exactly zero. The lowest possible energy state is called the zero-point energy and consists of a seething m*** of virtual particles that have brief existence.
<7> ya, if you had watched the movie The Incredibles, you would have known that a long time ago!
<2> This is called vacuum fluctuation. The best evidence for vacuum fluctuations is the Casimir effect and the Lamb shift.
<2> The Interchangeables ?
<2> The lowest pressures currently achievable in laboratory are about 10-13 Torr.
<12> Mish, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_vacuum#Examples
<5> Wow
<5> One of the dumbest, most worthless program I ever wrote
<5> And some guy is like "I NEEDED THAT!"
<5> I have a user base!
<12> aedi, what does it do?
<5> It's a stopwatch
<2> i don't have enough motivation
<2> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crookes_radiometer
<2> shall i go shoppnig today?
<2> or tomorrow ?
<0> ask the 8ball
<0> im going for starbucks
<0> thats for sure
<13> can a struct have const memebers, ex: struct test { const char *will_not_modify; }
<14> pkrumins: yes
<13> Then the struct must be initialized right away?
<15> what signal is received when you press CTRL+C ? (something i can combine with signal()):
<2> SSIGINT
<13> SIG_INT
<14> pkrumins: yes
<15> which one is it
<2> heh
<1> sigaction() is preferred these days.
<13> thanks.
<2> that deserved qdb.us
<2> <15> what signal is received when you press CTRL+C ? <13> SIG_INT <15> which one is it
<15> both are undeclared in signal.h
<15> im on *NIX btw
<2> it's SIGINT not SIG_INT
<2> man 7 signal
<15> that works, thanks
<2> this irssi is weird
<2> you don't edit it's config files
<2> instead, you just type the commands interactively, and it saves current settings
<2> weird
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