| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Comments:
<0> Place Value = (base)^(n-1)
<1> Bundle::Math::Base lists a pile
<2> ew73: that's overly complicated really :)
<3> with DBI, is there a way to reset the connection handler?
<0> So in the first place, in base 5, the value is 5^0, the second if 5^1, 5^3, etc.
<0> Dude. It's a for loop and an array. :P
<1> ew73: I know how it works .. as I said, I've written it .. I was just looking for a more robustly tested solution
<4> pm2: close() and connect()? ;) why do you think you need to do it
<2> ew73: yeah, and still more math and more storage than you need
<5> How can i write a nagion plugin for perl
<3> dkr, just having issues that I'm having a hard time resolving with a script...
<5> any modules
<5> ?
<0> Because in perl, we spend so much time optimizing for memory and storage space. :P
<1> I'm having to use bigint though for some of my stuff :)
<6> close_to_debian: what is nagion? and what do you mean a plugin for perl, perl doesn't have plugins
<6> GumbyBRAIN: nipples
<7> simcop2387: I want you to say that the spirit beneath, and that being placed above the ordinary manner, he produces a letter adapted to his nipples in stuff.
<4> maybe he means nagios
<6> dunno
<4> GumbyBRAIN: aardvark
<7> dkr: My eldest brother had a feeling of irrepressible reverence and awe, but husky and almost innumerable instances of the group of cavemen on skates though.
<6> a group of cavement on skates....
<0> Captain CAAAAVEEEMANNNN
<8> WoodsDog, why don't you make a module based on it?
<2> Woosta: actually...
<1> Math::BaseCnv is apparently 'fast'
<9> FASTER THAN CHINESE PEOPLE?
<5> simcop2387: I have a backup script i need to create a nagios plugin do that i can report script status
<6> Botje: only on a quad core quintuple cpu amd xeon proc system
<3> I'm having issues with DBI, and I can't figure out where I'm screwing up. Let me paste some code... sometimes, depending on when/how often the sub{} is called, it loops forever with that while() loop - why would it do that?
<10> "pm2" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "dbi issue" (21 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/678
<5> backupscript
<2> Woosta: you might just be able to subcl*** Math::BigInt to provide the feature in-place. It's already got hex and bin
<9> simcop2387: of course! how silly of me.
<11> simcop2387 you wouldn't happen to know how i can "skip" a handler, for certain filetypes?
<0> pm2: I like to use ->fetchrow_(whatever)ref; and get the data that way.
<0> ->fetchrow_hashref will return a hash with the column names (from the db) as the keys, and the values as the data.
<6> janhaa: what do you mean skip?
<12> ew73: but it's slower than bind_columns
<11> i don't want modper to handle requests made to $r->uri =~ /\.txt$/
<3> ew73, but is there anything wrong with what I have there?
<0> True. Most of the time, I'm shoving that has directly into another data structure, so it's really 6-or-1-half-dozen-of-another.
<6> janhaa: not sure how to deny it from doing that
<11> ok.
<12> janhaa: you can use a <Files> block in your apache conf to limit the handler to files that p*** a regex
<9> did my link drop?
<11> friedo, i want to do it the other way around... since there's so many more files i want to handle with mod_perl than not :)
<6> Botje: yes
<12> janhaa: i'm pretty sure a <Files> block can handle a "not" regex
<9> so it did . :|
<11> friedo, bummer :) i'll try that
<6> Botje: which link anyway?
<9> my .. connection
<8> Woosta, have you checked out Math::BaseCnv and Math::BaseCalc ?
<9> I mis-typed a /ignore
<5> I have a backup script i need to create a nagios plugin do that i can report script status
<2> pm2: it should be alright
<6> Botje: yea your really not here
<3> hmmm
<13> "m1chael" at 64.252.44.172 pasted "weird variable results... small script" (9 lines, 207B) at http://sial.org/pbot/16102
<6> damn its 5pm already?
<9> m1chael: wtf ..
<2> pm2: Any particular reason you're using sqlite2 rather than 3?
<9> 1) why are you using eq on a number?
<3> hobbs, no - just what my distro installed for me
<3> I doubt that's the problem
<9> 2) where does $row_ary come from?
<6> m1chael: 3) read this too
<6> perlbot coping with scoping
<14> Coping with Scoping - http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html
<9> 3) did you read the caveat on $sth->rows as it applies to DBD::SQLite ?
<12> janhaa: you should be able to do something like <Files ~ "(?!\.txt)$">
<0> pm2: Yeah, it looks good. Check perldoc DBD::SQLite2 to make sure bind works the way you think it does?
<0> Or whatever the proper docs for SQLite's driver are.
<11> friedo, i'll give it a try.
<3> Botje, are you talking to me?
<6> pm2: no, he's talking to m1chael
<9> no. to m1chael
<3> oh, good
<11> friedo, i can't have it inside <Location...
<11> neither on outside :)
<12> hrmm, yeah, might only work in a <VirtualHost> or the main config :(
<11> friedo, i'll try some LocationMatch magic...
<12> that might do it
<2> friedo: I don't think that regex is quite right either ;)
<12> janhaa: also it would probably be helpful to ask in #apache
<12> hobbs: you're right...
<11> friedo, good idea.
<15> re the channel topic, note also #PerlNet for discussion of http://perl.net.au/wiki/Main_Page .
<6> perlbot cpan DBI
<14> Documentation for 'DBI' can be found here: http://xrl.us/j9fy
<6> perlbot cpan Apache::DBI
<14> Documentation for 'Apache::DBI' can be found here: http://xrl.us/j9fz
<15> my fuzzy recollection is that a way exists to break $/ 's magic. Ie, to make it so $/ can be used as a normal variable. (it's the match result variable in p6). anyone know how to do it?
<16> well, you can ***ign to */ if you'd like
<16> there's nothing stopping you from using $/
<17> seems to work
<18> putter: are you writing a proggggie?
<16> you just must be aware that, if you read from a filehandle, it will pay attention to $/'s value
<3> what format for the image should a Gtk2::Image be?
<17> $ echo fooXbarXbaz | perl -wlne 'BEGIN {*/ = \"X"} print "[$_]"'
<17> [fooXbarXbaz]
<0> pm2: My first guess would be "anything gtk2 can handle" which would probably be "anything imlib2 can handle"
<16> mauke - the */ gets around the magic
<17> awesome
<16> my "read from a filehandle comment" was about using $/ instead of */
<15> Yaakov: "proggggie"?
<18> Yes, putters run them.
<18> Oh wait, that's "puter".
<9> YAAKOV! YOU LIVE!
<18> And proggie.
<18> Sorry.
<15> perl -we 'our $x; local */ = *x; $/="s"; while(<>){print $_,"\n";}' success. :) thank you japhy
<18> Hello, barcher.
<9> putter: you're not solving the 2nd "how's your perl" aren't you? :P
<18> SNMP may turn me into a Luddite.
<18> It is craptastic.
<9> Yaakov: I like you better as a male.
<19> Yaakov: do you sleep mate :p
<20> hi all
<18> LadyNikon: Yes, at night I sleep.
<18> LadyNikon: Or try to.
<15> Botje: "how's your perl"? no, just trying to allow users to create a p6 regex environment in p5.
<18> LadyNikon: But I get up very early.
<9> oh.
<18> LadyNikon: 4:15AM
<20> I've done a POST http request with LWP::UserAgent and I've got a 302 http docuent moved , I saw with ethereal that in the http information there a Location : www.url.com that I need to follow the redirect, how can I get that utl from LOcation ?
<20> thank u
<9> it's a quiz on perlmonks which had an answer like the one you were asking about
<15> ah, neat
<9> Blues-Man: LWP::UserAgent *FOLLOWS* redirects
<9> afaik.
<17> putter: http://perlmonks.org/?node=How's+your+Perl?
<20> Botje: yes but
<18> 302 is not moved, 302 is "found".
<20> I've got an error cause I need the url
<20> in that Location part
<17> Blues-Man: eh, why don't you just make POST redirectable?
<18> Blues-Man: I think LWP::UA can follow redirects.
<20> in fact I've got an error such as : Url Not Available
<20> mauke: I tried
<17> how?
<20> I put this
<20> push @{ $ua->requests_redirectable }, 'POST';
<20> before doing request
<20> and I've got an error page Url Not Available from IIS 5
<20> instead of an html page with Success string
<20> so I used ethreal to see
Return to
#perl
or
Go to some related
logs:
#debian
#ubuntu
burn ngr ubuntu
truetype fonts on Debian
ironroses
#gimp
#math
notice nuxil
dive into python popen
eileen montesin naked
|
|