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<0> HELLO EVERYONE
<0> I AM A TRASH COMPACTOR
<1> whats a trash compactor?
<2> @ eggtcl:
<2> [23:58:03] <0> help
<2> [23:58:07] <0> i am a trash compactop
<2> [23:58:08] <0> i am a trash compactor
<2> [23:58:37] <@BL4DE> im a cum dumpster
<2> [23:58:53] <@BL4DE> this didnt get any of us very far :>
<2> [23:59:12] <0> :O
<2> [23:59:28] <0> could someone insert his cudgel in me
<2> [23:59:33] <0> i know that you have a huge cudgel in your pants
<1> what does that have to do with trash?
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<3> [20:44:55] <n-newbie> i love child rape!!!!!!!!
<3> i knew i knew him
<4> whats the point in that type of spam?
<2> what's the point in any spam?
<3> see peoples reaction
<3> money is normally the point
<1> mh
<4> yoe, there is a point in the type of spam that advertises websites
<1> is there a nonblocking mysqltcl implementation?
<1> or something with callbacks?
<3> there's a point in everything, not everyone can understand it tho
<2> well, irc-advertisement isn't that good, no one follows the links anyway.
<4> Gotisch, if someone could point me in the right direction i'll make fbsql non-blocking
<1> fbsql?
<4> yeah
<4> but i dont know how to make it non-blocking
<2> make a tclSql-package, which uses asynchronous sockets to the mysql-db, lol ;)
<1> i dont know what fbsql is
<1> ye
<1> with a callback in tcl
<4> yoe, but how does that make it non-blocking?
<1> mysqlquery $query callbackproc additionalarg1 additionalarg2
<1> mysqlquery should return at once
<2> async = non blocking?
<1> and then callbackproc should be called when result is returned by mysql-db
<3> yoe, no means it doesnt wait till a command is complete
<4> yeah
<4> Tcl_SetResult(interp, "[FTPTCL] Error: Failed to connect. Are IP/Host and port correct?", TCL_STATIC);
<4> return TCL_OK;
<5> [GRiMMY]: #1521 (130 clicks) Tcl: TCL_OK
<4> return TCL_ERROR;
<3> well, it is nonblocking, but not what's meant with it :)
<5> [GRiMMY]: #1522 (127 clicks) Tcl: TCL_ERROR
<2> BL4DE, that's pretty much non-blocking to me, it doesn't "halt" the script and wait in ages to continue..
<4> you need to return somethin
<1> you shouldnt return tcl_ok if you got an error
<4> lol
<3> well, for example with a socket its so fast to perform the commadns it doesnt matter its blocking
<4> thats taken from different sections Gotisch
<2> depends on the server it connects to?
<3> but u can avoid to check if a socket is useful
<4> but what my point is
<4> whether the c code is async or not
<4> doesnt matter
<3> ye ofc :)
<4> the tcl will still wait for the return value
<1> ye
<1> thats why you need callbacks!
<1> like bgexec
<4> Gotisch
<4> whats one of them
<1> one of who?
<4> a callback
<1> i dont get it
<1> when doing the query
<1> you should be able to
<1> supply a proc thats called when the query returns
<1> with additional arguments
<4> hmmm
<1> mysqlquery $thequery nameofcallbackproc <additionalargs>
<1> so
<1> mysqlquery "SELECT * FROM TEST" testcall $var1 $var2 $var3
<4> oh so it already has it? =P
<1> would call
<1> no
<4> oh right ok
<1> thats how i want it to be :P
<4> lemme get a link to the bgexec source
<1> testcall $queryresult $var1 $var2 $var3
<1> basically
<4> yeah
<4> lemme get a link to the bgexec source lol
<2> what's that mtv-gala named where bands like KoRn plays tribute songs to Metallica (while their sitting in the audience)?
<4> ok bgexec code is too complicate for my C skills
<2> MTV Icon: Metallica ;)
<4> aha!
<4> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclLib/contents.htm
<1> bgexec is written in tcl
<4> Gotisch
<4> you know C?
<1> a bit
<4> good enough to mod mysqltcl?
<1> i doubt it
<4> lol
<4> Tcl_EvalEx is an extended version of Tcl_Eval that takes additional arguments numBytes and flags. For the efficiency reason given above, Tcl_EvalEx is generally preferred over Tcl_Eval.
<4> Tcl_VarEval takes any number of string arguments of any length, concatenates them into a single string, then calls Tcl_Eval to execute that string as a Tcl command. It returns the result of the command and also modifies interp->result in the same way as Tcl_Eval. The last argument to Tcl_VarEval must be NULL to indicate the end of arguments. Tcl_VarEval is now deprecated.
<4> just need to use that
<1> really?
<1> thats easy
<1> my first hello world module could do that
<4> lol
<4> i doubt it
<4> it isnt that easy
<1> it wasnt hard at all
<1> i think i still have the source somewhere
<4> using Tcl_EvalEx?
<1> ye
<4> hmm ok
<1> it was a wrapper
<1> you did
<1> now
<1> and it did evaluate clock seconds
<4> oh lol
<1> it was for speed testing
<4> its harder when it comes to modifying the entire mysqltcl to use Tcl_EvalEx
<1> this was lot slower then clock seconds of course
<4> i got too little skills to do it i think
<1> after that i got the time in c
<1> and that was ~ same speed as clock seconds
<4> i could modify the fbsql code
<4> that wouldnt be that hard
<1> i still dont know what fbsql is
<4> lol
<4> http://www.fastbase.co.nz/fbsql/index.html
<4> my prefered tcl mysql interface
<1> http://wiki.tcl.tk/12704
<1> can resolve fastbase.co.nz
<1> does it have autoescaping of vars in query?
<4> dunno
<4> tkwait ?
<4> i think it may already be non-blocking
<4> it has some fbwait procedure
<4> trying to figure out what it is
<1> non-blocking is useless without callback feature
<4> i'm trying to figure out what fbwait is
<4> it works in the same way as tkwait
<4> if that means anything
<6> .tcl string length ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/
<5> poci: #1653 (20028 clicks) Tcl: 64
<6> .tcl expr 256-65
<5> poci: #1654 (616 clicks) Tcl: 191
<6> .tcl string repeat
<5> poci: #1655 (38469 clicks) Tcl error: can't use non-numeric string as operand of "*"
<6> .tcl string repeat a 3
<5> poci: #1656 (251 clicks) Tcl: aaa
<6> .tcl string repeat "\0" 191
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