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<0> Did I?
<1> hey buu
<1> hey all
<2> buu: If you didn't then it is YOU that is broken.
<0> !define thesaurus
<3> thesaurus ( P ) Pronunciation Key (th -sr s) n. pl. thesauri (-sr ) or thesauruses A book of synonyms, often including related and contrasting words and antonyms. A book of selected words or concepts, such as a specialized vocabulary of a particular field, as of medicine or music.
<3> ..[Latin th saurus , treasury , from Greek th sauros .] thesaurus n : a book containing a cl***ified list of synonyms [syn: synonym finder ]
<0> Oh what the ****
<2> Ew!
<0> lidd: is spamming me dict crap
<4> you're mangling your utf8!
<0> integral: NOT ME
<2> I HATE UTF-8.
<5> utf-8 is in your future.
<6> I hated utf-8 in perl till I read uniintro :)
<7> It looks great when it doesn't show up as bright-backgrounded in irssi
<8> !define buu
<8> =[
<2> I cannot view UTF-8 in irssi.
<2> It is hateful.
<9> !define nox
<3> nox n : Roman goddess of night; daughter of Erebus; counterpart of Greek Nyx [syn: Nox , Night ]
<8> !define cock-muncher
<3> cock 1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (k k) n. An adult male chicken; a rooster. An adult male of various other birds. A weathervane shaped like a rooster; a weathercock. A leader or chief. A faucet or valve by which the flow of a liquid or gas can be regulated. The hammer of a firearm. The
<3> ..position of the hammer of a firearm when ready for firing. A tilting or jaunty turn upward: the cock of a hat. Vulgar Slang. The penis. Archaic. The charact
<10> !define goat felching zombie whore
<3> goat ( P ) Pronunciation Key (g t) n. Any of various hollow-horned, bearded ruminant mammals of the genus Capra, originally of mountainous areas of the Old World, especially any of the domesticated forms of C. hircus, raised for wool, milk, and meat. A lecherous man. A scapegoat. Goat See
<3> ..Capricorn . [Middle English got , from Old English g t.] goat ish adj. Capricorn ( P ) Pronunciation Key (k pr -krn ) also Capricornus (
<10> boo.
<2> Uh oh.
<5> !define thesaurus
<3> thesaurus ( P ) Pronunciation Key (th -sr s) n. pl. thesauri (-sr ) or thesauruses A book of synonyms, often including related and contrasting words and antonyms. A book of selected words or concepts, such as a specialized vocabulary of a particular field, as of medicine or music.
<3> ..[Latin th saurus , treasury , from Greek th sauros .] thesaurus n : a book containing a cl***ified list of synonyms [syn: synonym finder ]
<8> WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
<2> !define aeolipile
<3> aeolipile \[AE]*ol"i*pile\, AEolipyle \[AE]*ol"i*pyle\, n. [L. aeolipilae; Aeolus god of the winds + pila a ball, or Gr. ? gate (i. e., doorway of [AE]olus); cf. F. ['e]olipyle.] An apparatus consisting chiefly of a closed vessel (as a globe or cylinder) with one or more projecting bent tubes,
<3> ..through which steam is made to p*** from the vessel, causing it to revolve. [Written also eolipile .] Note: Such an apparatus was first described by Hero o
<10> uh oh
<11> umm, botspam?
<10> SOMEBODY RESTRAIN BINGOS
<2> GET A ROOM
<12> hi
<8> Kinky.
<0> IT WAS HANDY
<8> Welcome to #perl!
<2> LEAVE THE CHANNEL BED OUT OF THIS
<7> buu: Ew.
<11> hi tomatoE
<12> I am trying to remove a line from a file if it contains $var
<12> is this correct: perl -ni.bak -we 'print unless /$var/;' file.txt
<0> Tomatoe: I suggest a powersander.
<12> oh....
<11> tomatoe: does it work?
<2> Tomatoe: What happens when you try it?
<12> well it works for one of my scripts but not another
<12> and I read on some website that that is correct
<12> but it does not remove any line
<10> Tomatoe: what do you expect $var to be ?
<12> an E-mail address
<11> well you better set $var then
<13> do you actually have a $ v a r in your file?
<13> that's what you're matching
<12> no
<7> Tomatoe: You have to set it. Or just replace '$var' with whatever you want it to be.
<12> ohhhh
<0> merlyn: No he isn't!
<13> Oh wait, no, it's the perl variable
<13> sorry
<11> merlyn: won't it become undef?
<11> ah
<10> Tomatoe: did you escape the @ in the email address?
<11> he doesn't set $var
<13> botje - hint - that won't matter
<13> if he's using $var perl var
<12> this is exactly what I have: $var = 'me@email.com'; $res = `perl -ni.bak -we'print unless /$var/;' file.txt`;
<12> and it does not work
<0> ewwwwwwwww
<7> BinGOs: Did buu gag you or something?
<10> Tomatoe: O_O
<13> wait - WHY are you invoking perl from within perl
<11> perl doesn't see $var set
<13> that's NUTTY
<13> don't do that
<12> oh
<11> what merlyn said
<10> oh noes.
<10> look like botje was right and he didn't escape the @
<12> but thats a literal string
<12> so I dont ned to \@
<13> { local *ARGV; @ARGV = "file.txt"; local $^I = ".bak"; while (<>) { print unless /$var/ } }
<10> yes.
<13> do that
<13> that'll see your $var, too
<10> but then you're calling perl.
<12> ok ill do that
<10> so let's play perl for a bit
<10> $var = 'me@email.com'; "perl -ni.bak -we'print unless /$var/"
<10> eval: $var = 'me@email.com'; "perl -ni.bak -we'print unless /$var/"
<3> Botje: perl -ni.bak -we'print unless /me@email.com/
<10> oops.
<10> looks like the exec()ed perl doesn't see escapes.
<4> http://cabbage.org.uk/2006/perl/palendrome.pl # my script *is* bugged, right?
<10> it's spelled with an I .
<2> http://static-a.arttoday.com/thw/thw14/AF/animations/people_a_l/girl_young/geeky_girl_reading_perl_book/4955747.gif
<14> I'm trying to use Attribute::Handlers, but the modules with the functions are being required from an eval, so I have to run my handlers in the BEGIN phase, which means that the function names aren't in the symbol table yet. Anyone know of a workaround to this problem?
<8> Pmfmppfmp ppmmpp ppffmffmp ppfmpf mfpmpppffmpp!!!!
<5> The requested URL is forbidden on this server.
<15> hmm
<2> Hrm
<2> http://static-a.arttoday.com/thw/thw14/AF/animations/people_a_l/girl_young/geeky_girl_reading_perl_book/4955747.gif?geeky_girl_reading_perl_book_lg_wm
<13> you can't use Attribute::Handlers except in pretty ordinary code
<16> Yaakov's url is at http://xrl.us/oe9s
<13> not eval'ed code
<12> wow! that works! thanks all!!!
<15> is this valid? $output .= $x eq $y ? $x : ' ';
<13> you need to let them see an INIT phase, but that exists only at the main code between BEGIN and running
<4> merlyn: unless you somehow don't use CHECK blocks
<5> thttpd/2.25b 29dec2003
<12> thanks merlyn
<4> err, INIT then
<5> thttpd++
<7> Yaakov: Same error Yaakov
<13> I ran into this problem when using POE::Session::Attribute
<15> I've never seen an lval on a tertiary operator.
<13> which uses Attribute::Handlers
<10> what's a Yaakov error?
<17> I'm able to access it, dabreegster.
<10> cloaked: that's not an lval.
<8> Yaakov: goddamnit! I thought that link was perl geek pr0n
<10> it's an rval.
<7> Aankhen``: Nevermind, elinks was storing it in the cache or something
<13> BEGIN is too early... you can't get the sub name
<13> and everything else is too late
<17> dabreegster: Ah.
<5> merlyn: did you get any mileage out of POE::Session::Attribute? or did you just abandon it?
<4> oh, I see my bug.
<1> hey merlyn
<4> (overlapping palendromes)
<13> oops
<1> integral, playing with palendromes eh?
<13> he left
<1> :P
<4> umm
<13> cfedde - I'm using it heavily
<18> Is there any way to stack __WARN__ handlers?
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