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<0> anyways post(session, 'cmd', $heap->{data}) and that heap is killed, what will happen to the data?
<0> will perl know its still in use?
<0> has hashrefs in it and stuff
<1> BinGOs: So I can be lazy and it'll get done anyway?
<1> I wonder where my old code for that is
<2> buu: it appears so.
<1> Yay laziness++
<1> BinGOs: Actually now I want to write my own perlmonks with poe
<1> It'll be evil.
<2> procrastination++
<3> did you know that the username 'root' in unix called that way because his home directory used to be '/' in former days ?
<1> But I can't decide how to store trees in dbs.
<4> BinGOs: Can you use s/// in list context?
<2> I do.
<1> nachos: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TRY IT.
<1> BinGOs: What?
<4> i hope it doesnt die
<4> brb
<2> erm it isn't is it.
<1> row: Perl uses ref counts. As long as you have a ref to an item it will live for ever.
<1> BinGOs: Isn't what? Huh?
<0> buu: lubly jubly
<2> dunno.
<1> BinGOs: I've seen several methods and they all ****
<2> :S
<1> Are there any super optimized DBs who do it?
<5> what's that function to make a scalar all lowercase?
<1> lc
<5> ah
<4> buu: It doesnt work :-D
<5> i thought it was lcase for some reason
<0> buu: lets say I send it via post, but want to detach/remove the $heap->{data} from the heap without altering the data its since p***ed on, how would I do that would $heap->{data} = undef do damange to the data I p***ed to post?
<1> nachos: Awesome.
<6> YOU MEAN ITS NOT STRTOLOWER?
<0> must I use dclone?
<4> Can't modify array dereference in substitution (s///) at ./s.pl line 5, near "s/e/u/g;"
<1> row: Uh, probably not, it's hard to say.
<1> row: If you're p***ing references around, you just copy the ref so you can still change it
<1> If you arent' you don't
<1> nachos: Brilliant. But what does that have to do with list context?
<0> buu: I am getting data and adding it like so $heap->{totals}{$2}{$1} = $3; I basicly want to then p*** on totals and reset it as its been dealt with, so I can start fresh.
<2> eval: [ s/face/****/g for qw(cunt face); ];
<7> BinGOs: Error: syntax error at (eval 134) line 15, near "s/face/****/g for "
<2> blah
<1> row: so Yes, p*** $heap->{totals} and then $heap->{totals} = {}
<4> not sure, but the suspect line is: @foo =~ s/e/u/g;
<0> buu: cool thanks.
<1> BinGOs: This isn't python.
<1> nachos: Nothign to do with list context.
<1> You can not however, do that.
<5> perlbot: use CGI; my $test .= $CGI::li($_) for (1..3);
<4> but, if im correct, isnt an array list context aswell?
<5> eval: use CGI; my $test .= $CGI::li($_) for (1..3);
<7> x86: Error: syntax error at (eval 134) line 15, near "$CGI::li("
<6> nachos: no
<6> nachos: context is context
<5> eval: use CGI; my $test .= CGI::li($_) for (1..3);
<7> x86: Out of memory!
<5> nice
<2> eval: my @array = qw(cunt face); s/face/****/g for @array; \@array;
<7> BinGOs: ['cunt','****']
<1> nachos: If the LEFT HAND SIDE is an array it will create list context.
<5> BinGOs: can i concat to a scalar like that?
<1> But this has nothing to do with attempting to apply the s/// operator to an array.
<4> okay.
<6> nachos: an array can be mentioned in list context or in scalar context. The left side of a =~ is a scalar context, and one where it makes no sense to name an array either :)
<2> x86: sure
<1> You know, that actually should work..
<2> eval: my $scalar; $scalar .= $_ for qw(cunt arse mofo ****er); $scalar;
<7> BinGOs: cuntarsemofo****er
<1> eval: $test .= $_ for 1..3;
<7> buu:
<1> eval: $test .= $_ for 1..3; $test
<7> buu: 123
<1> eval: use CGI;
<7> buu:
<1> How odd.
<2> eval: my $scalar; $scalar = join ' ', $scalar, $_ for qw(cunt arse mofo ****er); $scalar;
<7> BinGOs: cunt arse mofo ****er
<1> BinGOs: I sent someone a patch and he hasn't replied yet =[
<8> dear god I need a red bull
<6> buu: maybe it's due to the $CGI::li (not &CGI::li) in that snippet?
<2> (patch receiving not responding)--
<6> buu: not sure how, but that's weird enough :)
<1> hobbs: He took it out of the second one.
<6> buu: oh, yeah
<1> eval: use CGI; my $test .= CGI::li($_) for (1..3);
<7> buu: Out of memory!
<4> hurrah my perl testbed directory is growing each day.
<1> eval: use CGI; my $test .= CGI::li(1);
<7> buu: Out of memory!
<1> Huh.
<8> nachos: where is it
<4> /home/brendan/perl
<4> :-D
<2> GumbyBRAIN: do I tell *you* how to **** sailors' cocks ?
<9> Were i to set the uk's laws are you using?
<6> GumbyBRAIN: Well I'm near the end, and I just ain't got the time, and I'm wasted and I can't find my way home
<9> And i would prefer a system call (find, perhaps)?
<1> BinGOs: My giant dinosaur is shiny.
<1> And with that I must leave you.
<2> kinky.
<10> eval: $^X
<7> jpeg: /usr/bin/perl
<2> eval: $^O
<7> BinGOs: OS/2 Warp
<2> buu++
<10> eval: $INC[0]
<7> jpeg:
<11> You tease, re: OS/2. :(
<10> karma buu
<10> perlbot, karma buu
<12> Karma for buu: -79
<8> no way
<10> perlbot, karma buu
<12> Karma for buu: -212
<10> same thing
<2> I have an OS/2 Warp ISO at home. I must try it with vmware.
<6> I'm waiting for an emulator that let me play the music files that came with my copy of Personal Deskmate!
<6> (yes, folks, that's Tandy software)
<8> I had deskmate
<8> it was very useless
<6> jkauffman: but it came with Hangman!
<8> that was the later deskmate ;)
<8> man, that was back when the word VGA made one drool
<8> GAMP: hello yahoo employee
<6> jkauffman: actually I can see the uses. It had enough rudimentary task-switching ability to support an "alarm clock" app, and the ability to switch between Write and Draw. And load the graphics from one into the other
<6> jkauffman: and print it all to your fantastic dot-matrix printer in fantastic black and white
<6> (which was a downgrade from the original fantastic blue and yellow)
<8> hobbs: what model did you have
<13> Aww .. you're making me miss Wordstar 2000!
<6> jkauffman: Some variety of Tandy 1000
<8> yeah, I had the 1000 EX
<14> jkauffman: where do you work?
<6> It had 3.5" drives instead of 5.25"
<8> mks_: not Yahoo ;)
<8> hobbs: yeah, mine had the 5.25
<8> just one
<8> and 256kB
<8> later upgraded it to 640!
<6> jkauffman: The first music I ever heard out of a computer was "Two-Part Invention in F Major" as rendered by that Tandy
<6> jkauffman: and as it turns out, DOSBox's Tandy emulation has improved to the point where I can now play it on my laptop :)
<8> haha
<8> hmm, I can't remember my first music
<8> it was probably from king's quest 2
<8> the lucky ones back then had adlib cards
<8> imagine paying $200 for midi
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