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<0> well, you might need a certain system call to write a script, so perl gives you syscall()
<0> it's a bit like C; you know what you doing, take off every zig
<1> what's \c3 in perl
<0> an undocumented feature :-)
<0> "\cX" is control-X
<2> getpwent() take a void argument...but i know there's a function which will return the user ID of a user if you give it the name...what is this function?
<2> oh, getpwnam, thanks though
<12> at least disgrunt comes up with good nicks
<4> dammit. i give up on Jam. it ****s.
<5> what's wrong with make?
<6> OrngeTide: GNUstep-make !
<6> I use it for all non-trivial stuff.
<6> non-trivial non-school-dictated stuff.
<4> aedinius, gnustep-make totally won't work fo rme
<6> Why not?
<4> because it doesn't work on all systems and doesn't solve any problems for me
<4> also it utterly lacks documentation and is unmaintained.
<6> It works on anything that has gnu make. =/
<6> And afaik, it's still maintained.
<4> aedinius, yea. gnu make ****s.
<6> =(
<4> i don't want make scripts for gnu make. i already have those.
<4> jam is really easy. but it HATES filenames with spaces in them
<6> Oh, so do I.
<0> just use newlines instead
<7> What's wrong with filenames with spaces in them ?
<0> hmm, or '\xa0' and hope it isn't locale-aware
<4> rkeene, jam turns them into lists and tries doing it's funny expansion on them.
<4> x$(Y) become xa xb xc
<4> mauke, newlines are whitespaces. it treats them all the same
<0> I know, but I my brain usually finds the worst solution first :/
<4> ehhe
<4> that's what you get for using perl
<0> I don't think it's perl-related :-)
<8> OrngeTide: Jam as in the perforce Make alternative?
<6> hm. gnustep make has documentation, right here
<4> myrddin, yup.
<4> aedinius, it's junk
<6> Lies.
<4> i've written better makefile architectures than gnumake.
<4> er.. gnustep-make
<6> =(
<6> Well. You ****.
<6> And you're ugly.
<6> HAH
<6> I WIN
<6> heh, /usr/bin/dowhatiwant
<0> use PSI::ESP;
<6> aha.
<9> how do i "empty" a char[x] ?
<10> stfu please
<9> kick that ****er outta here
<10> char[x]='\0';
<2> i was wondering what that ound was
<11> jesus christ
<0> damn, too late
<9> iPoc: i mean, the whole thing
<9> if i have like a char dodi[100];
<6> whoa
<9> and i want it emptied
<10> memset(dodi,0,100);
<9> ah
<10> memset(&dodi,0,100);
<9> thanx
<6> j/ #m-a-t-h
<0> dodi, not &dodi
<6> err
<5> memset(dodi,0,sizeof dodi);
<10> &dodi[0]
<8> aedinius: hehe
<0> this just happened in #perlhelp: http://qdb.us/61978
<6> SgtUnix: NO
<6> NOOOO
<6> I paid money for this Maple
<6> Well, not this Maple
<6> I bought 9.5 and they sent me that and 10
<2> ohhh, maple
<2> maple is nice
<6> It's universal now =]
<6> SgtUnix: I ordered 2G of RAM.
<13> mauke: lol
<13> yall are of no use, noobs!
<6> I don't like it
<6> I prefer the old worksheet mode
<14> mauke, yes that is funny
<8> I think I need food
<8> well, since none of you cheapskates are gonna buy me lunch, guess I should go get my own. ;)
<5> 3pm is late for lunch
<8> well, I didn't eat breakfast until 11:00 or so... so not so bad
<4> myrddin, i ate at garden fresh today. i should've dragged you along.
<13> OrngeTide: wroom wroom
<15> pdrugs
<16> myrd, ack, ot, su
<17> hey people i need some help solving this weird problem
<17> http://rafb.net/paste/results/v8VKT124.html
<17> it wont open that file even though it exists..
<17> but if i specify the path manually it works fine
<17> any suggestions?
<0> you're using feof wrong
<0> print better error messages
<17> well it works fine if say config = "C:\\bleh\\cstrike\\config.cfg"
<0> fprintf(stderr, "Can't open %s: %s\n", config, strerror(errno));
<17> no such file or directory it tells me
<17> but the path is correct i dont get it
<18> try simple file
<0> what filename does it print?
<18> or shorter path
<17> i tried printing the found path out by the code and is the same as the one i specify manually
<17> any ideas?
<19> Well the string apparently doesn't contain what you think it contains. Try printing it out byte-by-byte (the values of the bytes, not the characters), maybe you'll spot something you didn't while just looking at the string.
<17> ill try that
<17> Xirtam it is the same!
<17> no other chars that cant be seen
<19> Well I'd trust your OS when it says the file doesn't exist. Without more context I can't tell you what might be going on.
<20> I wouldn't trust your OS.
<20> It's almost certainly infected with viruses, trojans, backdoors, and other horrible things.
<17> lol my fault.. i didnt put the folder inside the Release folder..
<17> i thought i didnt have to as long as running my app from msvc++
<17> but thanks guys
<4> weee.
<6> hi OT
<4> hi aedi.
<4> aedi, have you built bundles with gnustep-make ?
<6> Not my own bundles.
<4> well i guess i'll try it. i don't know what i'll use on win32 though.
<4> i still can't find a website for it though.
<21> Does anyone know of a function or library call that will return the type of shell a user is using? (I'm not interested in getenv("SHELL").)
<6> http://gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Make/Manual/make_toc.html
<4> document has moved
<22> koolio: what's wrong with $SHELL? the only thing you could do otherwise is try to find the parent process and look at the executable matching the PID, but then you'll have a hell of a time making that portable.
<4> http://gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Make/Manual/make.html
<4> hrm.. my wordwrap is broken it seems
<21> Try "csh-ing" after you've launched a terminal (***uming you use bash or another non-csh shell) and echo $SHELL.
<21> I.e., I think SHELL is set according to your /etc/p***wd file.
<23> hi :o)
<6> OrngeTide: What about that?
<4> aedinius, nevermind.
<6> Heh
<4> the docs are pretty worthless though.
<6> You're pretty worthless. =(
<4> the bundle template has 1 sentence of documentation. it doesn't describe what variables should be set for it.
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