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<0> PerlJam, because I need to know when to go to cl*** :-)
<1> ah well, I've not needed a watch in several years
<0> blondie, they are jewelery too
<0> a nice watch is a sharp accessory on a young man
<0> god damn: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11752394/ "Flesh-eating germ kills woman in three days"
<2> Chris62vw: I guess I haven't been young since middle school (the last time I wore a watch)
<0> PerlJam, you are young if you think you are!
<3> when installing Compress::Zlib and HTML::Parser, I get this:
<3> make had returned bad status, install seems impossible
<3> now, maybe it's just me, but that doesn't sound like a happy message. How can I see exactly WHAT make is returning?
<0> you should be able to simply look at the terminal window when you're installing the modules
<0> you will probably see some error messages right before you see the "make had returned bad status, install seems impossible"
<4> how do u call a perl function in another file?
<5> ask it nicely
<6> Ok I still dont get it :(
<4> lol
<7> imkam: What are you trying to do?
<8> "Sarkie" at 80.4.224.6 pasted "I need some Hash" (28 lines, 1.1K) at http://sial.org/pbot/16250
<4> i want to modularize my code i have the same function in all of my scripts
<4> i want that function to go in another file which scripts will call
<0> I could use some hash
<0> hi sili
<7> imkam: perldoc perlmod
<9> The perldoc for perlmod - Perl modules: how they work is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlmod.html
<4> thanks
<3> chris: I need to attempt to re-run the make; how do I clean out the cached copy?
<7> clean modulename
<3> thanks yaakov
<7> I'm on a roll.
<3> oh god
<7> You are both welcome. Please visit again!
<3> I can see why my coworker couldn't get this to build
<7> It's OK.
<7> Remain calm.
<7> What are you trying to install?
<3> /bin/sh: gcc: command not found <-- *bangs head against wall repeatedly*
<7> Ah, well.
<3> yaakov: zlib and an html parser
<7> That would be a dependency problem.
<7> Which OS?>
<3> yeah, a rather huge one. Fedora -- I'm installing gcc now
<3> most of my machines have compilers on them, so I kind of just ***ume they're present.
<7> Never ***ume! It... err... it's bad.
<3> the clean HTML::Parser was the key to be able to actually see the errors from the make process
<7> GumbyBRAIN: beloved Andi
<10> Yaakov: What a world of rich incident, a universe of varied emotion, of excitement the orbs was the lightest vapors never rose to more than web-like softness and tenuity; these features, with an enthusiasm as blind -- as uncompromising -- as uncalculating -- as abandoned -- and as utterly unbounded as my province, my next question is not in the right of the sides of this project gutenberg-tm project gutenberg-tm etext, like most project g
<0> GumbyBRAIN, hatchet wars
<10> Chris62vw: They sigh one unto the wars, trusting to the individual man of genius.
<7> GumbyBRAIN: beloved Andi
<10> Yaakov: beloved andi.
<7> That's just freaky.
<7> GumbyBRAIN: beloved Andi
<10> Yaakov: beloved andi.
<7> Grr...
<11> I know I've asked this before, I'm running slackware and upgrading perl, is there any way for my old modules to be reinstalled into my new version of perl?
<11> I know if you upgrade via source it recompiles them for you
<3> yaakov: OK, built beautifully this time. Thanks :P
<7> CuriosCat: Sure thing.
<7> (O;O) <-- an owl!
<6> {0_0 <-- someone on the phone
<5> O_o << me!
<6> ---{@ <-- a rose
<12> gents, compiling mod_perl, getting an error
<12> Configuring Apache/2.2.0*/ mod_perl2/2.0.2 Perl/v5.8.7
<12> [ error] Using Perl 5.8.7 w/o ithreads and 'worker' mpm httpd.
<12> [ error] Failed requirements:
<12> [ error] - Perl built with ithreads (build perl with -Dusethreads)
<13> 8==D____ someone sent me chlamydia!
<14> dirtiness
<13> hahaha
<6> what was his name?
<13> geez, harsh crowd.
<15> haha
<15> japhy, in soviet russia, chlamydia discharges you!
<15> GumbyBRAIN, geez, harsh crowd.
<10> uber_spaced: Upon sounding with two large etruscan vases, fashioned in the crowd in the sides of them exceedingly large and beautiful flower exhales a strong feeling of sadness and longing, that is not to walk so much shrill as harsh.
<6> GumbyBRAIN, 42
<10> Sarkie: His knees were lodged upon a cracked and blackened goblet - and a profusion of good hope, and at last in especial, being in latitude 81 degrees 21', longitude 42 degrees w.
<6> GumbyBRAIN, e=mc2
<16> dammit
<16> someone finish perl6
<16> try to make it not **** while you're at it.
<6> http://sial.org/pbot/16250 <-- can anyone give me a hint on hashes
<17> dear lord, get a template
<17> embedding HTML like that is a recipe for evil bugs
<6> i dont mind
<6> thrig, any hints on the hash tho?
<18> hi all
<19> stop smoking it.
<6> why?
<6> whats the point of having plants in your loft if you cant smoke them
<18> how can i check if the number in $var1 is within 10 digits of the number in $var2?
<19> they're just tomato plants
<5> "within 10 digits" .. wtf?
<18> like...
<6> only if the cops turn up
<18> 2 is 3 digits away from 5
<18> 1 is 0 digits away from 1, ect
<12> guys, can someone help out above? :) thanks
<20> abs($var1-$var2) < 10
<19> solemnwarning: abs($a - $b) < 10
<18> ok
<21> a value in my hash is a list. foreach $h->{"k"} only seems to process the first element of that list. i was expecting $h->{"k"} to return the whole list.
<17> Sarkie: it's not clear what problem you have with hash
<0> I'm looking up ICMP ping types
<5> _c: hashes can't contain lists.
<22> A man runs into a bar and says to the bartender "Quick! give me 20 shots of the best scotch you got!". The bartender shrugs and lines them up and the man bolts them back as fast as the bartender pours them. "Man," the bartender says. "I've never seen anyone put shots back like that." So the man says, "You'd do that too if you had what I have." "What do you have?" asks the bartender. "Fifty cents." says the man and he bolts out the door.
<5> they can only contain arrayrefs
<0> 0 is "echo reply"
<21> i think i must mean array references.
<0> lets say I ping a machine
<0> is my machine sending ICMP type 0 or is the remote machine REPLYING with ICMP type 0?
<0> or both?
<17> echo request -> and then echo reply <-
<5> Chris62vw: 8 is Echo
<21> sends 8, then waits for 0.
<0> thanks thrig. I'll look at the RFC more closely
<17> or, watch it with tcpdump
<23> cpan: FCGI
<9> FCGI - Fast CGI -
<0> Botje, aha, thanks. and thanks _c
<0> thrig, no time. have a test in an hour :-)
<7> HELLO THRIG
<21> Botje: i think i put array references as values. maybe i'm not retrieving the array out of the hash correctly. i seem to just be retrieving the first value.
<7> UPPER CASE GREETINGS FROM MY PLANET
<0> a very simple cl***. I'm going to blow the teacher away with my answer to "why may you not be able to ping a remote machine" :-)
<5> _c: I believe you are retrieving the arrayref itself ..
<16> Chris62vw: someone unplugged it.
<7> Chris62vw: "Because the machine is unplugged."
<5> you probably want something like foreach (@{$h->{k}})
<16> Yaakov: !
<16> how dare you.
<7> SILI SHUT UP
<21> Botje: thanks, trying.
<16> slut.
<8> "Sarkie" at 80.4.224.6 pasted "pseudo" (8 lines, 182B) at http://sial.org/pbot/16251
<6> thrig, pseudo code
<7> Chris62vw: Because the ICMP is administratively denied in the border router.
<7> Chris62vw: :)
<0> Yaakov, I am going to add that one! and the "unplugged" one too :-)
<7> Chris62vw: Because the remote machine is running IPX instead of TCP/IP.
<7> IPX/SPX
<19> Chris62vw: because it's been placed down a shaft leading to a nuclear weapon, and it's network connection is being used to measure the propagation rate of the front of the blast
<0> integral, that will be my first answer
<7> Chris62vw: Because the remote machine is a drill press.
<19> they don't ping?
<0> what he's really looking for is "because host machine A is on network 12.34.56.78 with subnet mask blah blah, and remote machine is blah^2, and foo bar baz"
<7> Only if you are in the same room and have a ball peen hammer.
<0> (and there is no gateway)
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