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<0> cjeris: something like that
<0> but actually he said "Because of your outspoken p***ion"
<1> tag: no sense of aesthetics goes unpunished
<2> hey, anyone ever try to build crypt::openssl::etc. on solaris?
<2> ok... anyone ever see this when testing a perl module: fatal: relocation error
<2> during make test of a crypto module?
<3> PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
<3> 18700 jmax 25 0 199m 196m 1544 R 99.1 19.6 3284:51 perl
<4> re, what is the best way to create common functions for some of my programs? importing the code directly or using a module (what if I don't want to place the module to one of the standard system locations for them and want to use it only locally in this programs)?
<5> thei0s: a module, and use lib;
<5> use lib '/path/to/your/lib';
<4> imMute: 10x a lot, use lib '.'; was exactly what I wanted
<3> um
<3> . is already in @INC
<3> no need to use lib it
<4> not in my @INC
<3> eval: join " ", @INC;
<6> sparkman:
<3> eval: join (" ", @INC);
<6> sparkman:
<3> bah
<3> eval: print join (" ", @INC);
<6> sparkman: 1
<7> thei0s, no, it's "a lot" x 10;
<7> eval: "a lot" x 10;
<6> hawkaloogie: a lota lota lota lota lota lota lota lota lota lot
<3> $ perl -e 'print (join " ", @INC), "\n"'
<3> /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.7 /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.7 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.8 /usr/share/perl/5.8 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .
<5> sparkman: not in all installs - thei0s, that means the current working directory - note taht your script might be called from a different directory
<3> in every install i've ever worked with...
<4> sparkman: @INC before everything: c:/Program Files/eclipse/plugins/org.epic.debug_0.2.0/ /usr/lib/perl5/5.8/cygwin /usr/lib/perl5/5.8 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8/cygwin /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8/cygwin /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8 /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8/cygwin /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8 /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8/cygwin /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8
<4> if I put the use lib '.'; anywhere in the code '.' is added
<3> oh well win32 / cygwin don't count
<8> thei0s - "." is almost always in @INC anyway
<8> so that's almost pointless
<8> Oh - but yeah, cygwin, who knows. :)
<4> :) yeah, I indeed have a strange working enviroment configuration Win32+Cygwin+Eclipse
<9> i have never used . in @INC
<8> you've never cd'ed to the "lib/" directory to test something interactively with the debugger?
<8> I do that all the time
<8> cd lib; perl -MSome::Cl*** -deal
<8> and then I can use Some::Cl***->new etc
<10> perl is quite nifty: http://rafb.net/paste/results/uAf56x55.html
<6> The paste uAf56x55 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/2600
<9> merlyn: i never got the hang of the perl debugger, i never had a hugely compelling reason to use it
<9> a few print statements + sleep have always done it for me
<8> I generally don't use the debugger for debugging
<8> just for "[random statement]" and "x [random value]"
<8> I don't know anything else. :)
<8> it's an interactive shell. :)
<9> hmm
<9> i do that with zoidberg
<8> the debugger preceded zoidberg by about... a decade.
<9> though zoidberg has a few issues currently still
<9> i know :)
<8> and the debugger is everywhere perl is
<8> zoidberg is not very accessible to me
<9> CPAN!
<9> though issues can come up from that one
<9> esp if management is a bunch of vindictive ***holes and you are a contractor
<11> To Beer or not to Beer??? hm....
<12> Is that even a question?
<12> surely you have something in your fridge thats been there long enough to ferment
<11> Shadda, ahha..... that IS true.. ==) I've just cleaned it up a bit =)
<11> though
<9> Shadda: yea but plum + bread + mold doesn't make a tasty drink, trust me
<12> Mix it with some red bull, good to go
<11> ^_^
<11> open until 10 o'clock.. sounds great
<13> Does the LWP have some sort of proxy method?
<3> yes _tcc
<3> proxy
<14> Hi
<3> hi
<14> I'm so confused...
<15> That definitely happens.
<16> This is the hardest nick ever in history.
<15> nice
<14> I don't even know how to describe my problem...
<17> I'd have to say that's definitely a problem we can't help you with :)
<14> I need to access an array (or what should be an array) inside a data structure but I'm gettting "Not an ARRAY reference" when I try to access it
<14> :)
<15> DrForr: :)
<18> How are you storing the array in the structure?
<15> enhanced: Data::Dumper is your friend.
<17> Also, perldoc perllol ; $a[0] = @foo; does not do what you think it should.
<6> Also: Type 'perldoc perllol' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/perllol.html
<14> okay..
<17> Of course I'm taking some wild potshots, not having seen the code in question.
<14> hmm let me past some stuff
<14> err paste
<3> perldoc perlref as well
<6> Type 'perldoc perlref' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/perlref.html
<10> DrForr, duh, we want the length of @foo.
<3> pastebin please
<14> Sure of course
<10> no pastebin
<10> see topic
<10> pastebin is ****s, try any other of the many paste sites
<18> perlbot: paste
<19> Paste your code and #perl will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/perl http://erxz.com/pb
<18> That should probably be rewritten in case anybody sees "Paste your code" and doesn't read the rest of the line. Heh.
<10> Ciaran_H, :P
<10> perlbot, paste
<19> Paste your code to http://sial.org/pbot/perl or http://erxz.com/pb and #perl will be able to view ie
<10> Ciaran_H?
<18> Nice, except I use Firefox, not IE. ;p (iow: "ie" => "it" ;-))
<10> Ciaran_H, just fixed it :)
<18> Cool. :D
<18> Thanks.
<10> perlbot is just factoid, can add change yourself :P
<18> I was going to do it myself in a bit but I don't need to now. Heh.
<18> I know.
<18> I've done it before.
<10> x / forget x / x is are the only things I know :(
<20> "enhanced" at 66.93.219.2 pasted "Not an ARRAY reference" (50 lines, 934B) at http://sial.org/pbot/18872
<18> You've also got 'relearn x as y'.
<18> enhanced: You don't bless $self and return it in your new sub, did you just leave that out?
<14> Ciaran_H: I just left that out
<17> keywords => $args{keywords} || [],
<10> you'll also want to change the line at bottom...
<10> @{$x->{keywords}
<10> with another }
<14> pstickne: Thanks!
<14> One sec
<10> enhanced, also see DrForr's post
<14> thank you very muchj
<14> I'm trying this now.
<10> enhanced, while not required, due to autovivification, it's much cleaner. x86 would argue :)
<17> Oh, didn't notice the rest of the post.
<10> hehe
<17> product_keywords => \@foo, # or [@foo],
<10> DrForr, ooh, good call
<17> And @$product->{keywords} => @{$product->{keywords}};
<14> You guys rock
<14> IT WORKS!!! :)
<14> You guys are just awesome.
<14> Thank you very much.
<21> Daveman: beer?
<22> I'm looking for a script that moves all files in a directory to subdirs based on the first three letters. file aaa.jpg should go to ./a/a/a/ and peter01.jpg to ./p/e/t/ anyone here have one lying around? Or maybe give me pointers?
<17> Use glob("*.jpg") or opendir/readdir/closedir to get filenames, split and grab the first three characters, use File::Copy or system "cp".
<23> I was half way through typing the same thing :)
<23> glob, split, File::Copy
<24> if I have my $byte = "\0"; how can I print this binary?
<3> pack
<3> perldoc -f pack; perldoc -f unpack
<6> Type 'perldoc -f unpack' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/unpack.html
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