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<0> eval: "hello" . 1
<1> rindolf: Return: hello1
<0> deursila: there you go.
<0> perlbot: tutorial
<2> http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Tutorials | http://perl.com/cs/user/query/q/6?id_topic=74 | http://learn.perl.org/ | http://books.perl.org/onlinebooks | http://perl-begin.berlios.de/tutorials/ | http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<0> Read one of these ^^^
<0> deursila: Read one of these ^^^
<3> so was there a nice way to set $1 $2 and so on from a regexp match to something cleaner?
<4> <GumbyBRAI> Yaakov is a good real-world ajax example. A decent overview is at http://xrl.us/mnjb.
<4> samu2: my @matches = $str =~ /regex/;
<3> mauke, ah thank you
<5> Greetings!
<0> Daveman: what's up?
<6> cube it
<7> How many oxymorons can you find in that sentence?
<8> GumbyBRAIN: I got electric light, and I got second sight
<9> Yesss thnx guys i solved it... The problem is that faster connections would buffer up more data and at the sight of the light.
<10> outlook junk mail filters ****
<11> DA EMANZ
<10> what is the point of a junk mail filter/folder if you keep having to check it to see if it lumped in the good ones with the bad ones?
<12> jello!
<11> HELLO ECAROLL
<12> buu!!!
<12> too bad you're in chicago. you could have got in a godly arguement w/ me yesterday
<13> chicago is stupid
<12> starbucks is **** awesome dude
<0> Hi EvanCarroll
<0> Hi Chris62vw
<13> hi rindolf
<0> Chris62vw: I didn't see you here in a while.
<12> home of disguisting trendy smoker conservative bastards
<13> rindolf, yeah, I don't perl much anymore. I've been busy doing other things I guess
<0> Chris62vw: what other things?
<12> 'other things' == ruby.
<13> hehe
<11> EvanCarroll: I'm thinking about going down to houston
<0> Chris62vw: I got a job.
<0> Chris62vw: doing PHP 5 work.
<13> rindolf, well, I am typing this from my new (new to me) house! I've been busy doing the paperwork, searching for the house, etc. as well as other things that go along with moving into a house
<14> if I had a url http://www.example.com/news1.asp and I wanted the "1.asp" part to be a variable $variable1; how would I extract that part of the url to be a variable as $variable1?
<13> rindolf, do you like your new job?
<0> Chris62vw: yes, it's nice.
<12> buu: I back that idea!
<12> rindolf: still living in isreal?
<12> ael even
<0> EvanCarroll: yes, still.
<0> Chris62vw: I blogged about it here: http://shlomif.livejournal.com/9563.html
<12> Fun! you should move to houston too.
<0> EvanCarroll: me?
<12> yes.
<0> EvanCarroll: I once lived in Dallas when I was very young.
<11> EvanCarroll: You should move to israel
<0> EvanCarroll: my sister was born there.
<11> You could be with your jewish brethren.
<12> deursila: if your using asp? you would check Response.URL iirc
<0> Hi merlyn
<0> deursila: what pattern do you expect your URLs to be?
<12> buu: uh no
<11> EvanCarroll: I wonder if I can get tickets down there this week.
<12> rindolf: I'm guessing /(\d+)\.asp/
<14> http://www.example.com/news1.asp ...news2.asp news3.asp ...
<12> buu: Summer is always expensive =[
<12> deursila: Use URI::URL and get URI->path()
<0> deursila: what EvanCarroll is suggesting is an option.
<0> deursila: you can also use a regular expression.
<0> In your case at least.
<11> EvanCarroll: Yeah, and it would be at short notice
<15> Don't listen to EvanCarroll - he thinks "Rubby" is better than Perl. :)
<12> merlyn: IT IS.
<16> GumbyBRAIN: Tell us about rubby.
<9> Hi, how to tell us about rubby.
<12> merlyn: When you can tell me how to do 1+1 = 2 in perl, without the use a module i'll believe you.
<12> perlbot: EvanCarroll
<2> @find () (is) (teh ****)
<7> GumbyBRAIN cubeit perldoc -f caller is teh **** | GumbyBRAIN cubeit perlbot -f test is teh **** | GumbyBRAIN is teh **** | Clearly american education is teh **** | netgear is teh **** | IP is teh **** | armageddon is teh **** | pearl harbour is teh **** | having lunch at 11 is teh **** | acle is teh **** | kattbjorn: The U.S. health insurance system is teh **** | sungo - that is teh ****
<1> caller. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f caller'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/caller.html
<9> Hmmm... That is a yes, clearly.
<12> all bots accounted for!
<0> Whoa!
<15> you don't need a module for 1 + 1 = 2!
<16> EvanCarroll: no, you missed shorten.
<17> Technically, 'use strict' is a pragma, not a module.
<15> that's easy to do... it's so SMALL. :)
<14> so if I wanted everything from the s of the news to the asp to be a variable I would do $variable1=/(\d+)\.asp/; ?
<0> deursila: yes, excluding the s.
<12> err 1+1=3
<12> gah!!
<11> EvanCarroll: You missed all the paste bots also.
<0> deursila: and $variable1 =~ ...
<12> buu: the don't count
<0> deursila: = will ***ign it.
<15> why would you want 1 + 1 = 3?
<18> i have a $buffer. I want to print out the ascii integer values of the chars in said buffer. how can i do that?
<17> Maybe it's a numbering system where there are no even numbers.
<17> Objologist, unpack?
<12> buu: if you come down next month, we can lan up at my place
<15> eval:join ", ", unpack "C*", "Hello world";
<1> merlyn: Return: 72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 32, 119, 111, 114, 108, 100
<12> buu: Because I will have the house to myself
<12> buu: If you bring you're comput4r of coarse.
<15> eval:$buffer = "Buff her"; join ", ", unpack "C*", $buffer;
<1> merlyn: Return: 66, 117, 102, 102, 32, 104, 101, 114
<15> just in case it's not obvious. :)
<11> EvanCarroll: Heh, next month
<19> http://portland.craigslist.org/rnr/166719133.html
<19> Holy /crap/
<12> buu: room mate gone the 30th to singapore
<15> safe for work?
<19> No naughty pictures, a couple f-bombs iirc.
<11> merlyn: I thought you were at the restraunt
<15> I'm at a restaurant
<15> I ask on behalf of others
<15> and I really don't want people at the restaurant freaking out either
<15> craigslist is often NSFW
<19> Yes, it's a good idea to ask about sfw on Craigslist. :)
<12> craiglist for the win!
<11> ew73: Sounded bitter.
<20> how do i generate random valid uft-8 strings?
<20> (for website testing)
<15> uft-8!
<20> utf-8
<15> pronounced "oooft eight!"
<20> unicode
<6> stockholm: map + rand + encode
<19> buu: Yeah, but 'throwing a hotdog down a hallway' was an awesome visual.
<20> integral: wont that create crap, too?
<6> stockholm: no.
<17> merlyn, some limited profanity, but that's about it. Text only.
<11> merlyn: o/99.. luft balloons.. flurgzen zergun mergun/
<15> Objologist - you got teh answer now?
<18> i think
<15> ok
<18> thx
<6> print Encode::encode('utf-8', join '', map { chr(rand(1234) + 0x32) } 1..10);
<15> what is "thx"?
<6> stockholm: try that
<15> is that "the lazy guy trying to type 'thanks'"?
<18> i'm trying to read stuff off of a serial port of a device that i'm trying to reverse engineer, so i've got lots of unknowns
<15> or are you talking about Tom Holhman X(C)rossover
<17> Teletype operators used to use 'TKS' at the end of messages.
<15> used in movie theatres and home sound systems.
<17> Also the name of one of George Lucas' early movies .. THX 1138 .. starring Donald Pleasance.
<21> merlyn: your course for YAPC?
<15> yup
<15> No
<15> my course for yapc is either done or not being done by me, depending on which part
<17> Re-used in Star Wars as the number of the jail cell that Princess Leia was being held in.
<15> this is for a client a week before yapc
<20> integral: that looks like crap. (c: not sure.
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