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<0> perlbot: beginning perl
<1> http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<2> "i'm sure i will figure it out.... my sets up the variables?"
<3> remember, you have probably been here a long time
<2> sorry. that was just kind of like saying... i can walk to LA... it's just down the road, right?
<3> what i mean by that is, i'm sure i will figure it out, rather than just taking the code and not bothering to figure it out.
<0> bt-at-home: we know, take your time
<0> but if you're not familiar with a concept such as "my", you might want to freshen up
<4> yeh
<2> print scalar grep / /.../[^ ]/, grep /"/.../"/, split //;
<2> i think that needs another test case. that doesn't look right.
<2> yeah. no good.
<4> the above you pasted works good at the moment,
<2> then you haven't tested it very well, just like i haven't ;)
<4> well i guess i should add some sort of checking to see if the total amount of " in the text is an even number
<2> perl -e '$_=<STDIN>; print scalar grep /\w/, grep /"/.../"/, split /\b/;
<2> okay, that's my entry
<2> without the perl -e and $_=<STDIN>...:
<2> print scalar grep /\w/, grep /"/.../"/, split /\b/;
<2> of course, the two greps could be combined...
<2> /"/.../"/&&/\w/
<0> hmmm
<0> are you sure the ... doesn't interfere?
<2> not sure, nope
<2> er, yeah, the &&/\w/ breaks it
<2> duh
<2> bt: if you want to play with that, it evaluates from right to left. print map "$_\n", split /\b/... then print map "$_\n", grep /"/.../"./, split /\b/; ... and so on, to see which each step does
<2> print map "$_\n" just puts each list item on its own line
<2> you could do for(...) { print "$_\n" } as well
<2> er, what each step does, not which
<5> hello
<2> Hi tri!
<2> Have you come to help me get Perl ported to iPod Linux?
<5> no not really ;)
<2> Oh.
<5> sorry....
<2> Well, that's to be expected.
<5> but maybe you or somebody else here can help me to get embperl running ?
<2> Well, I don't know anything about embperl... but ask the question. Someone else who does might be unidle, or might unidle in the next not too long, or...
<6> "tri" at 217.80.61.35 pasted "embperl problems... ?" (37 lines, 1.1K) at http://sial.org/pbot/16143
<7> Is the MANIFEST file used by ExtUtils::MakeMaker supposed to have CRLF line terminators on Windows? That is, should I set svn:eol-style=native when adding it to a Subversion repository?
<2> tri: no one is going to look at the paste unless you explain what you're expecting to happen and what actually happens
<5> i think i have build embperl right but the simple "hello world" example form the docs does not work. i only get the html file but not epl if i try to access ?
<5> that is the "hello world" example http://perl.apache.org/embperl/pod/intro/IntroEmbperlObject.-page-3-.htm
<8> tri's url is at http://xrl.us/katj
<5> i only get "Hello World" in my browser, but i should get more something like "Joe's Website Hello World" ?
<7> tri: you have DocumentRoot /var/www/bla/htdocs but Location /var/www/blabla/htdocs
<7> I mean Directory
<5> kahmalo: thx - but thats from pasting
<5> does embperl log anything ?
<9> i'm trying to do a small xml parser and i have a problem with a regexp: /<yweather:\S*(?:\s([^=]*)="([^=]*)")*\/>/. it only catches the last attribute. any ideas why?
<2> It's been said a million times: you can't parse SGML with one regex.
<2> you need a *grammar*
<2> if you don't know what a grammar is, you need to learn, or else use an existing one
<9> i only need to get the attribute list
<2> in other words, your approach is fundamentally flawed.
<9> something that would be called 'a quick hack'
<2> it won't be 'quick' if you attempt the impossible
<9> but i don't know where i'm wrong with the (?:...)* part
<2> why is it that 90% of people asking for help in Perl channels won't accept anything as an answer except a completely written program or a few character change?
<2> Why am I forced to watch people do the programatic equivilent of stuffing fire logs up their ***?
<2> have fun with your regex, but leave me out of it
<4> hey scrottie,
<4> this may make life easier
<2> hi bt!
<4> hi's!!
<4> the quotes use those silly quotation marks
<4> U+201C + U+201D
<4> open and close
<2> bt: what, you want me to rewrite your program for you because you gave me faulty specs?
<4> hell no!
<2> oh, good
<2> well, it wasn't many characters before, so life was hardly hard
<10> can a html::parser object have more then one start and end handler?
<2> why would you want to? just give it a closure that calls both
<2> you probably want control over the order they run in, and calling both yourself from a little sub { } gives you that
<10> yeah, on second thoughts I wont need to
<11> heya scrotum
<11> err scrottie*
<10> its getting late here :/
<10> mind is melting
<2> x86: hey you four register piece of ****, what's up?
<11> haha
<10> thanks though scrottie
<2> vin: mmm, mind melt!
<2> vin: you're welcome
<12> mmm, Californian Zinfandel
<0> omg! \int!
<12> hello botje
<13> DCC SEND "string" 0 0 0
<0> ...
<0> please take your two-year old mirc exploits somewhere else.
<14> haha
<15> what's the best way to check a user input is an integer?
<15> $var =~ m/*[0-9]/
<16> DCC SEND "string" 0 0 0
<0> djw: something involving int, actually
<0> i'm writing my first ruby script
<0> it's surprisingly easy.
<17> is there a way to distinguish between immediate values and scalar variables ?
<18> what is an immediate value?
<15> Botje: aye, that would probably be simpler
<17> 'foo' vs $foo
<18> do you mean you need to find out the name of a variable?
<19> Prof_Vince, I would have thought the sigil to be pretty obvious
<20> Prof_Vince: Scalar::Util might
<20> Prof_Vince: Scalar::Util::readonly
<17> right. thanks :)
<19> I wonder why one needs that information..
<18> multiline blob of text, I want to remove all spacing at the end of the line , but keep the new lines. Can someone show me the regex for that?
<17> wolverian: if foo $bar edit $bar, it would fail on foo 'bar'
<18> I can probably help, but no idea still what you are trying to do Prof_Vince
<20> he already has his answer :)
<18> heh, ok my turn Khisanth ?
<20> malchias: s/\s+$//mg;
<18> thanks!
<18> damn your good, works perfect
<21> Guys, generally what's is the cause of hanging perl script?
<21> My perl script just hang there..
<20> rope()
<21> without giving any error message or segfault messat?
<21> error message..I mean
<12> perlover: it could be the zhgift problem
<20> probably waiting for input
<21> no
<20> a segfault wouldn't hang
<21> it prints some output already through STDOUT
<20> of course warnings need turning on and there are ways to suppress them anyway
<20> and how the hell are we suppose to guy what your code is doing without looking at it?
<21> always on in my script, Khisant -w
<21> script to big..
<12> perlover: if it's not zhgift, perhaps it's eulix?
<21> zhgift? eulix? first time I heard about it
<21> where in perldoc I can find it
<12> I can't tell you that
<21> integral, what's zhgift ?
<12> I can't tell you that
<21> ok
<22> Heya
<22> have you heard about that boy too?
<0> sdakota!
<22> Botje!
<0> i'm learning ruby. it's fun!
<22> That boy that committed suicide?
<12> lots of people do that.
<22> He was playing World of Warcraft, he had a double life
<22> a life in real community, real life, and the social life inside the game
<23> hi when i am trying to run cyradm i always get this error : http://pastebin.ca/44442
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