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<0> redhat's package management ****s anyway
<1> Anyone ever work with XML Mini? I'm just trying to figure out how to get the data from an XML tag I have.
<2> ph8: rpm does kinda ****. did you try just fetching it with yum? Is that even on redhat or just fedora?
<3> that was silly
<4> can someone tell me how i can test if an element of a hash is a hash?
<5> it's on my redhat kylixen
<5> If i could get cpan with the new version i'd be happy
<5> i get 'can't find cpan.pm' errors when i try to start it
<6> BB: ref($hash{item}) eq 'HASH'
<6> BB: or UNIVERSAL::isa($hash{item}, 'HASH')
<6> BB: use the second one if the item might be a blessed hash
<7> Kylixen: my ($a, undef, $b) = split;
<4> zgh, no idea what a blessed hash is :) i'm new. i think the first should be sufficent
<4> zgh, thanks a bunch
<6> BB: yeah ^_^ np
<4> actually this isn't going to work as well as i thought. is there any easy way to dump a variable to a file for later reading back in?
<4> i know php and javascript have serialize functions. does perl?
<6> BB|AtHome: you could use Data::Dumper, perldoc it
<8> Storable ?
<6> there a many ways to do it of course...
<6> storable is probably preferable for a proper solution ^_^
<4> zgh, aye i just want a quick one. its basically a hash of hashs that containg config info for my script
<4> storable?
<6> perldoc Storable
<9> The perldoc for Storable - is at http://perldoc.perl.org/Storable.html
<2> tybalt89: Arigato. I'm glad that he showed the slicing though, I hadn't known about that.
<4> zgh, this looks perffict thanks and thanks mmap__
<10> GumbyBRAIN: i'm back!
<11> simcop2387: Back in the cpan thing. May it serve as a skeleton.
<10> boy has my isp been ****ty today
<10> fourth time its gone out today
<10> GumbyBRAIN: Daniel Jackson
<11> simcop2387: I got the wee problem of most gnome applications crashing as soon as possible. Please advise your streetpeople to leave on thursday. I blame joe jackson.
<10> ...
<5> hey guys, how do i go about installing cpan?
<10> ph8: it comes with perl
<10> perl -MCPAN -e shell
<5> i just updated my packaged perl through cpan, whenever i try to run cpan now i get an INC error
<5> can't find CPAN.pm
<12> q[ender]: beloved Andi
<5> one sec
<5> it's on the system, my bad - how do I add things to @INC?
<10> i didn't think cpan could update perl
<13> perlbot set inc
<14> to change @INC (perldoc perlvar), recompile perl, or set the PERLLIB or PERL5LIB environment variable (perldoc perlrun), or use the -I option to perl (perldoc perlrun), or 'use lib' (perldoc lib) or fiddle with @INC (not recommended)
<9> The perldoc for perlvar - Perl predefined variables is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlvar.html
<12> It certainly can.
<13> simcop2387: Oh it can.
<13> And it's always entertaining.
<10> Yaakov: i've never done that
<12> ph8: what does perl -v say?
<15> Yaakov, j0
<12> q[ender]: beloved Andi
<12> There ought to be just ONE time zone.
<15> Yaakov, DAMN RIGHT HOMIE
<12> EST is good enough.
<12> Just let people map the hours.
<12> Or maybe Universal Epoch Time, the number of yoctoseconds since the big bang.
<15> yeah
<5> 5.8.8 yaakov
<12> ph8: Is that what you upgraded to?
<5> ya
<5> it's just not looking in the right libraries obviously
<5> although it should have configured itself properly
<12> ph8: well, people have problems when the upgrade perl via CPAN, it is common.
<12> You might just want to download and build perl in the normal way.
<15> Morton's Law: If rats are experimented upon, they will develop cancer.
<12> @INC is created at compile time, so you can't permanently influence it.
<15> sure you can, you just edit /usr/bin/perl
<15> duh
<12> q[ender]: beloved Andi
<15> who doens't know how to do that?
<15> Yaakov, AAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
<12> q[ender]: Is something wrong?
<15> I'm an angry pirate
<15> AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGG
<12> Is Andi in danger?
<16> sometimes my brain not so worky
<16> i kept staring at this regexp
<16> (https?|ftp)
<16> saying "how are they matching plain-old http now? they are only checking for https and ftp...."
<15> Yaakov, probably not.
<12> q[ender]: Whew. Pirates are dangerous, angry ones doubly so.
<5> Yaakov: Might have to :/
<5> thank
<5> * thanks
<12> Sure.
<12> q[ender]: Ever play with perlcc?
<15> nope
<15> well, maybe once upon a time
<12> It's fun!
<15> i highly doubt that!
<12> It works now, if you don't use modules.
<12> perlcc -o hello -e 'print "Hello Nurse!\n"
<12> ./hello
<15> AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGG
<15> stupid mysql replication
<12> q[ender]: beloved Andi
<15> STOP SAYING THAT!
<17> GumbyBRAIN: beloved q[ender]
<11> Botje: Q would be the pimp.
<17> :)
<15> GumbyBRAIN, belove Andi
<11> q[ender]: beloved andi.
<15> hahaha
<12> You don't like Andi any more?
<15> I love Andi
<12> OK then!
<15> Hah!
<12> Hah hah!
<15> My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
<12> q[ender]: beloved Andi
<18> omg..
<17> You are Inigo Montoya and i want my dollar and my taco.
<19> What would Farnsworth say?
<18> Alvise Spano' was born in Teheran in Germany on January the 1st 1958 and spent his tender years in Vulci (Ciad) until 1921. He studied economics, but after the fall of the Eastern Roman empire, decided to dedicate his life to the art of bus piloting. Rather unsuccessful in sentimental affairs, in 1980 he met a turkish girl, who taught him the true love. Not before 1959, when 90 years old, he finally began to enter into the world of occultism, and he still l
<12> q[ender]: I love you man.
<15> *sniff* I love you too Yaakov
<12> I... I don't know what to say...
<12> q[ender]: beloved Andi
<20> LumberCartel: I have good news!
<19> hobbs: What?
<15> hobbs, you saved money on your car insurance by switching to Geico?!
<19> Heheh.
<20> LumberCartel: I dunno
<19> hobbs: What's the news?
<12> <Farnsworth> I have good news!
<20> LumberCartel: I dunno :)
<19> hobbs: Did you nail a spammer or something?
<20> LumberCartel: that was the answer to "what would farnsworth say?" :)
<20> what's a farn worth anyway?
<12> q[ender]: Andi is cool.
<19> hobbs: Oh, yes, of course. I must be getting absent minded.
<15> Yaakov, Yes she is.
<17> roughly half a ****
<15> haha
<17> I'm installing Oblivion, whee!
<12> http://www.andritz.com/ANONIDZ2C9C5CAC2663631A/rmsp-push_pickling-lines-for-stainless-steel
<21> Yaakov's url is at http://xrl.us/knsz
<19> shorten: That place look familiar. Must be the industry I'm in.
<15> waha
<19> Radio-active cats have 18 half-lives.
<12> airfew;oimcAndi;aoivcoweincw
<22> GumbyBRAIN, half life
<11> uber_spaced: He scarce had said, though brief, when now more dang'rous to his life without also believing in his life.
<20> GumbyBRAIN: La Grange
<11> hobbs: La la la la.
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