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<0> dumdidum
<1> th3dge?
<2> is there any way to just completely declare a variable global, without adding global bleh to each proc
<3> Reference it using :: Like $::bleh
<4> its so cold
<5> I get this error when trying to import a namespace...
<5> Tcl error [::rss-synd::pubFeeds]: can't read "nick": no such variable
<5> even though $nick is set in the pubFeeds
<5> I have exported the namespace using "namespace export pubFeeds"
<5> and imported it using... namespace import [[namespace current]::pubFeeds $nick]
<5> is that wrong?
<5> oops, missed the "eggtcl chan, I'll paste it there instead...
<4> yo
<4> I'm trying to create a representing number using a string as input, something like a hash but smaller and using only numbers .. anyone can think of a reliable way, avoid duplicates so to speak
<1> say WHAT!?
<6> 100101110001
<4> too long
<4> lol
<4> hest: say I input "boobies are nice" it returns 134
<4> maybe some smart algorythm
<6> well, u cant transform 134 into boobies
<6> are nice
<4> I know
<4> it will only represent
<7> mmm boobies
<4> just one way is fine
<4> lol
<4> I could do it in a sleasy way
<4> crc32 it
<4> and grab all numbers from that
<4> lol
<4> but dont think thats very reliable
<6> nop
<6> there's 36 different letters and numbers in a crc32 string
<6> so u can make it with numbers :)
<4> hex value of a crc32 hash has 8 chars
<6> you can also use bitmasking
<6> its in hex right ?
<4> what do you mean
<6> cause i was just thinking the whole alphabet
<4> bitmasking
<6> that might be a lil hard to use tho, since u can do it where u know which letters something contains, but not how many, nor their palce :)
<1> well
<1> cant you do ascii-values?
<4> hmm you just gave me an idea though
<6> was thinking something similar heidel
<6> hest
<1> ya
<4> yeah true but first
<4> thats not really reliable if you just count em
<4> I think
<4> second
<1> extract ASCII-value of each char, and multiply/add them
<4> the number gets too large, when you add em up
<1> ok, then add a divisor
<4> ya
<4> I could do
<4> ascii value / (place of char in string * x)
<4> this adds a char limit though
<4> something in that direction
<6> the question is how reliable it is
<4> ya true
<1> it wouldn't be very reliable ;>
<1> what you gonna use it for, faggot?
<6> well, using crc and md5 on a file isnt really reliable either :)
<4> ya cuz abc will have same value as bca
<6> and dont use /
<6> that'd cause decimals
<4> ya
<6> scan ?
<8> scan -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/scan.htm
<9> scan -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/scan.htm
<1> format %d "this is a test"
<1> ;format %d "this is a test"
<9> hest: #1251 (283 clicks) Tcl error: expected integer but got "this is a test"
<1> man, i **** with format
<1> format ?
<8> format -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/format.htm
<0> uh
<9> format -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/format.htm
<9> hest: #1253 (143 clicks) Tcl: ?
<6> ;format %i "this is a test"
<9> BL4DE: #1255 (307 clicks) Tcl error: expected integer but got "this is a test"
<0> (th3dge) ya cuz abc will have same value as bca <- i vote this one for the stupiest comment of the day award
<6> ;format %c "t"
<9> BL4DE: #1257 (264 clicks) Tcl error: expected integer but got "t"
<0> you want scan blade
<0> scan ?
<8> scan -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/scan.htm
<9> scan -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/scan.htm
<6> ; scan %c t
<9> BL4DE: #1260 (147 clicks) Tcl:
<6> [20:34:09] <@BL4DE> scan ?
<4> it will gotisch
<6> i know, just wondered if it worked with format too ;)
<4> negro
<4> ;p
<0> ;md5
<9> __Gotisch: #1266 (295 clicks) Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "md5 string"
<6> ; scan %c t test; puts $test
<9> BL4DE: #1267 (278 clicks) Tcl error: variable is not ***igned by any conversion specifiers
<0> ;if {[md5 abc] != [md5 bca]} { return "right th3dge..." }
<9> __Gotisch: #1268 (469 clicks) Tcl: right th3dge...
<4> did someone drop md5, no I dont think someone did .. uh oh
<0> yes someone did
<0> (@BL4DE) well, using crc and md5 on a file isnt really reliable either :)
<6> im way ahead of ALL of ya
<4> not regarding conversation being active at that very moment
<4> we were talking about ascii values of individual characters
<4> adding them up
<6> so u want to first take crc and then use that to make the value ? :)=
<0> ;::crc::crc32 "i doubt the bot has this"
<9> __Gotisch: #1277 (2293 clicks) Tcl error: invalid command name "::crc::crc32"
<6> cause im pretty sure i said that, just not adding up, but converting them so u can recreate the real crc
<4> I lost it too
<4> and I'm the one who asked about it
<4> can you imagine
<1> i never did kow
<1> know
<4> oh how I wish I was the treasure that you've been looking for
<6> so we're helping u with something u dont know what u're gonna use for
<10> there are tons on different hashing methods depending on what type of data you have and what you're checking for
<4> well what did you mean with the last "helping" statement?
<1> ill put it for you simple, th3dge: you're an ungrateful bastard
<10> for example checksum algoritms like crc32 are only used to check for unintentional altering since they're so simple to circumvent
<4> well Pixelz, say I'm trying to create an unique identification number, using a maximum of around 3 to 4 numbers
<4> from a string
<10> is your string only numbers?
<4> it doesnt have to be
<7> how long could the string be?
<4> 100% reliable
<4> but some reliablity I will take
<4> :)
<4> around 20 to 30 chars
<4> well say around 4
<4> 40
<10> why does the identification number has to be so short?
<1> you can do string length
<4> its being using in an URL
<4> used *
<4> hest: not reliable at all
<4> lol
<1> cuz th3dge doesnt know how to count to more than 999
<10> hmm
<4> lol
<7> well
<10> then why only numbers?
<1> cuz he's dyslexic as well
<4> thats my first option
<4> LOL
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