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<0> PerlJam: have you read them?
<1> rutski89: the only XML book I've looked at is an oldish one by Wrox Press.
<2> i dont see why this programming perl seems to make such a big fuss about the difference between operators and functions, seem pretty similar to me
<3> rutski89: I wonder what scope you're giving "XML". XML itself alone isn't much
<3> it's when you add in specific other bits of technology such as xml-rpc, xslt, soap, wsdl, etc that you start to get to practical stuff
<3> sammen: "pretty similar", but not exactly the same, and small differences can trip you up when you least expect it
<0> integral: yea, i know what you mean; and I don't really know what to answer. I guess I mean the same scope that this book would ***ume: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/learnxml2/
<4> GumbyBRAIN: IntarWeb ?
<5> I think i program the intarweb in 24 minutes ?
<1> sammen: how do you do this with a function: $alpha foo $beta And have the foo function do something with $alpha and $beta
<1> ?
<4> GumbyBRAIN: IntarWeb ?
<5> (Teh intarweb)++ # i just recieved this email, ill never say anything ever again.
<4> heh promises, promises.
<3> GumbyBRAIN: Fluffy, furry wombles?
<5> $a = 'b'; $($a) = 3; print $b; ?
<3> o_O
<6> 1337z0rz
<3> GumbyBRAIN: you want ${$a} not $($a)
<6> Gumbybrain: be BinGOs
<5> Merlyn goes back to bingos.
<6> :o
<6> Hey Bingos :)
<4> yoddle-aye
<6> :p
<6> I could just imagine Yaakov yoddling...
<4> sungl***es on. check. cup of tea. check. outside I go.
<6> ;p
<7> eval: my %hash; \%hash
<8> Fennec: {}
<7> eval: my %hash; my $foo = \%hash; $foo
<8> Fennec: {}
<6> eval: my $fence; $fence = "white"; print $fence
<8> Daveman: white 1
<6> copters
<1> Fennec: buubot does respond to msg
<1> Daveman: you too
<2> PerlJam yeah you cant make infix functions, at least not in any way i know of
<6> :p
<2> or well maybe you could make $alpha->foo($beta) ?
<3> GumbyBRAIN: Topology, topology, homology!
<5> With a hypercube topology with great heat, and blasphemed the god of gratuitous handjobs.
<3> yay! (god of gratuitous handjobs)++
<7> ick
<9> hi all
<7> hi pippijn
<9> I have a cgi where you have the possibility to say ?lang=en and you get the english language
<9> the problem is, that I also have links on that pointing to ?action=login
<3> pippijn: the *whole* english language?!
<9> this deletes ?lang=en
<3> cookie!
<9> :\
<9> no easy way?
<9> or non-cookie-way?
<3> use a brownie?
<9> ...
<10> why must i re-insert SIG{'CHLD'} inside my reaper function=
<10> ?
<11> pippijn: ?lang=en&action=login
<3> In a recent study, 50% of users prefered brownies.
<9> riczho: I would like that
<9> but how do I preserve lang on a link?
<3> well you modify the links, duh.
<9> no, because that would be static
<3> you could put it in the path, and use relative links
<1> pippijn: does your program generate the links in some way?
<9> PerlJam: not currently
<1> pippijn: so where do they come from?
<9> integral: links are like this:
<9> <li><a href="?action=login">$sidebar_login</a></li>
<3> it's easy to parse html and patch links
<9> ok
<1> pippijn: And you can't change that to <li><a href="?action=login$extra">$sidebar_login</a></li> ?
<12> I'm trying to build a regex to let me search for a one or two digit number in parentheses and replace it with the same number in brackets, I've looked around online pretty extensively and I can't get anything to work, will someone please hit me in the face with the correct way to do this?
<9> PerlJam: I am doing so now
<13> byers: what have you tried?
<1> byers: How are you attempting to match a one or two digit number in parens?
<12> the wrong way apparently, parens have to be escaped, correct?
<3> what's the difference ebtween a paren and a bracket this week?
<6> Hello, integral :)
<3> s/X(\d\d)X/Y$1Y/g
<3> hi Daveman
<14> one is pointy and dangerous
<9> ok it works
<11> s/\((\d{1,2})\)/\[$1\]/
<9> because I have $lang as global variable anyway
<12> thanks, riczho
<9> it gets initialised by import_names
<9> <li><a href="?action=login&lang=$lang">$sidebar_login</a></li>
<9> and $lang is always something
<12> my mistake was in my search section
<15> can i compile perl code under windows in a dll?
<16> ($listvalue) = @array; # i forget :( does $listvalue end up being the first or last element in @array ?
<17> I think I'm sensing an XY problem here
<3> sparc: first, obviously.
<16> oh, ok
<17> sparc: first, though you could test it pretty easily
<18> GumbyBRAIN: hello pip old chap
<5> The chap with the guy is the spawn of the old value.
<16> oh, er, yeah
<16> thanks
<19> hey guys, do you know of any good references, online (cause i know you were gonna say The Camel !), for Perl ? i need to find out how to write this script to connect to the onther linux box to p*** a file. i could do it with SCP but that requires a login and such, and i need to automate it
<1> generalhan: http://learn.perl.org/
<1> generalhan: though I don't see why you can't automate the scp
<3> generalhan: every copy of perl comes with exclusive, hand-crafted documentation
<3> generalhan: you use RSA/DSA keys to automate it
<19> PerlJam: im really new to Perl .. the last programming cl*** i took was CPASCAL way back in highschool
<1> generalhan: sounds like you're new to ssh/scp too
<20> that won't help
<19> so i just dont know how to get it done, and rather than sit here and waste your time having you try and explain it to me ill read while you guys help some one that needs it more !
<3> juse sue DSA keys and a small shell script!
<19> PerlJam: im new to Linux period .. i went to school for mainly $M systems
<20> juse sue!
<20> since when is microsoft $M?
<3> what's a $M system? some JCL command?
<3> or VMS I guess
<7> integral: I think it's a UNIX variant, like VMS or something
<7> yeah
<20> oh is that what it is?
<20> word.
<21> channel repeat
<11> generalhan: Just set up public key authentication.
<21> I heard these unfunny jokes yesterday!
<19> because saying that word or typing it makes me want to throw up lol
<3> Fennec: VMS IS NOT A UNIX VARIANT!
<7> sili: I'm not sure. This is just an inference.
<10> does exit 0; create a signal?
<7> integral: well then, neither is $M
<7> janhaa: no, don't think so
<10> ok
<10> or...how can i detach a process from from the parent process? one of my processes seem to "jump off" the process tree at some point :/
<21> Fennec: VMS was independent of UNIX, unlike Windows which is at least down the timeline
<20> janhaa: kill it
<22> exit 0 should send a SIGCHLD to its parent
<20> yay
<22> unless the parent is ignoring that
<7> oh, to the parent
<10> kill it?
<10> mmap__, yep.
<20> no processes, no worries
<10> :D
<23> hey all
<3> janhaa: double fork? setsid?
<20> korean is funny.
<10> integral, hm... guess my forking has gone crazy then :(
<22> when 1 fork isn't good enough ;-) become a process group leader so you can deattach from a controlling tty i guess
<10> i'm not using setsid...
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