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<0> hazard: A package... And you couldn't find any other people with this problem?
<1> i don't think they have it in portage
<0> hazard: Then I can only recommend to reinstall cpan, as there's something in your cpan file that other users with the same Gentoo package don't have...
<2> crapweasel: Negative. Searching for various strings form the error only brought a few results, with no answers.
<0> Mmm.
<0> Odd...
<1> and i don't use CPAN so i'm not going to be much help
<2> Oh well. I'll chalk it up to my sickening knack for finding obscure bugs, and start over.
<0> Maybe you can try to compile it yourself...
<0> cpan comes with perl, right?
<3> note for the interesting: if you didn't reprogram that i8259, that 0x8 interrupt isn't a double fault, but a timer interrupt. doh.
<1> integral: i8259 is the PIC?
<3> *nod*
<1> been too long...
<0> eval: print "this" and print "that" if 1;
<4> crapweasel: thisthatReturn: 1
<0> okay, precedance is nice
<0> precedence?
<0> perlbot spell precedence
<0> perlbot learn yourself how to spell
<0> perlbot be like grammar
<5> <grammar> OMG u r teh gr8est 10x thx k bye!
<0> !!!
<0> he doesn't know grammar at all, I'd better not ask him how to spell words
<6> GumbyBRAIN: crapweasel
<7> simcop2387: i never said it was sdakota, then caether, then crapweasel, now it's weasel, but it's definitely stupid. Why use an undefined value as an incredibly durable dog toy.
<6> crapweasel: you're sdakota?
<0> !!!
<0> simcop2387: yes
<0> yes, GumbyBRAIN, I'm definitly stupid
<0> GumbyBRAIN++ that was your best sentance ever!!
<7> crapweasel: And i'm wondering if there ever be a lot of fun (and fast) if your data file that a bad sentance.
<0> best two sentances actually
<8> does not compute
<9> is it ok to run CPAN and CPANPLUS on the same perl installation without interfering with each other?
<0> mm, never tried it, mtk
<9> seems like it should be and it isn't mentioned as a prohibition anywhere (according to google) but i'm paranoid :-).
<6> mtk: integral would know for sure, but they should work fine together
<0> perlbot karma gumbybrain
<5> Karma for gumbybrain: 14
<3> mtk: yeah, it is ok.
<9> thanks
<3> np. ...
<0> or like...
<0> perlbot karma C
<5> Karma for C: 338
<0> (C++)
<1> (++ lisp) ?
<0> I've got this line --
<0> push @{$Board::board{$self->{x}}{$self->{y}}}, $self;
<3> what a bloody ugly line. I hate perl I do.
<0> it's exactly what I want and what's working, but when I compile the file, the warnings pragma (I think) tells me: Name "Board::board" used only once: possible typo at Humans.pm line 46.
<0> what's the part of the pragma that's causing that 'possible typo'?
<0> oh wait
<0> nah, should be correct
<10> that warning is often wrong, don't worry about it
<11> crapweasel: Heh, are you using it only once?
<0> buu: Yes, I'm using it only once, I only need it once
<0> :/
<0> why would perl worry about that
<11> Because warnings is a pedantic cock ****ing whore.
<12> o.O
<0> I gtg, bye
<0> cu tomorrow
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<14> omg, free firefox?!!?!?
<10> same spam again. argh.
<14> b_jonas: It's part of the jewish conspiracy
<10> I've seen this spam already today.
<15> what is the code for this char?
<15>
<11> AlivesWrk: Why ask us? Ask perl.
<15> i think its a tab
<16> buu: klined the guy
<15> no not ascii code
<16> err
<10> no, it's not a tab but a backspace I think
<16> b_jonas: klined the guy]
<15> i meant like is it \t or something
<10> \b
<15> ok thanks
<17> hey guys, is it better to write scripts in shell or in perl? (this script is going to run some commands (always consistent)
<11> airwave: define 'run some commands'
<17> buu: build files, link files, append stuff to files
<11> Not very specific.
<11> If you wish to run "bash commands" you should probably use.. bash..
<11> Hrm. I wonder I bet you could write a source filter to make: -drt $foo; work
<10> a source filter to make?
<18> How do I have a program detect what directory it's in?
<19> ua
<11> b_jonas: What?
<20> mh.. i've got the grammar of a configuration file in BNF. are there modules that are able to build a "BNF parser"?
<18> fxn: ua?
<11> pianoboy3333: FindBin
<18> buu: even if it's not in a bin?
<11> noganex: PRD and Yapp do something similar
<21> Hello everybody
<10> I can't parse your sentence. I think you're not referring to the make program. But either way, I can't parse it.
<19> pianoboy3333: my 20 months old daughter wants to be a regular of #perl ad does her best
<11> b_jonas: "A source filter can make -tfe work"
<11> fxn: It is probably improving the average intelligence
<11> pianoboy3333: Yes of course.
<10> what's '-tfe' or '-drt' ?
<20> thanks buu :)
<19> buu: hahaha
<18> !FindBin
<21> Hello anyone know if exist another function similar to "sleep" ??
<22> heero1711: What's wrong with sleep?
<10> yes, the Time::HiRes module has two
<11> b_jonas: A concatenation of "-t $x and -f _ and -e _"
<18> buu: so I can use findbin even though the program may not be in a bin?
<11> YES I SAID THIS.
<23> is this question *still* being asked?
<21> well, i have script a server side and client side, then ... when the user's connects to the server my server close, and i see some error, mm i think in use sleep to delay the time of creation of the child's process but im curious if exist another function similar to sleep only for that
<14> "C does not allow variable declarations at arbitrary locations inside a function" <- huh?
<11> heero1711: That made damn all sense.
<10> merlyn: I wondered too. It's still better than symbolic references which is another topic asked again and again.
<11> avar: It doesn't =[
<18> buu: sorry, just checking...
<6> which is better, WPA + Radius or WPA PSK?
<11> avar: At least until c99 or so
<14> buu: when doesn't it?
<14> buu: ah, that would explain it
<11> avar: Any time before c99 =]
<14> perldoc perlxstut is wrong then
<24> The perldoc for perlxstut - Perl XS tutorial is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlxstut.html
<1> avar: you could only declare variables at the start of a block
<11> heero1711: Maybe you should try fixing the error instead of adding random perl code
<21> mm yes
<25> *yawn*
<21> but with sleep i dont use < 1 sec
<21> i dont can use*
<26> heero1711: see Time::HiRes
<21> ok dondelcaro
<27> hello
<6> GumbyBRAIN: the epa is here to kill a cat, peta rejoices
<7> simcop2387: That cat is not to think the diamond operator makes any statement crappy.
<6> what the hell is wrong with me GumbyBRAIN has more cogent phrases than me in here lately
<6> or is it cognigent?
<6> who the hell cares
<10> eval: "are you still down?"
<4> b_jonas: Return: are you still down?
<10> no, it works now
<8> what is the nature of these messages?
<8> the reason i ask is that i have an idea to develop a protocol for data sharing (namely RDF encapsulated data) and i'm trying to discern what i need to invent and what already exists
<11> rockot: Er, what messages?
<8> SOAP
<11> Evil XML?
<8> perhaps i should reinvent the wheel and attempt to supplant w3c standards with my own new brand of better open standards
<8> XML doesn't seem evil per se though
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