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<0> s/Fuze/Fuse
<1> jablko: perhaps you could provide a more useful description of the problem? :)
<0> http://search.cpan.org/src/DPAVLIN/Fuse-0.07/Fuse.xs
<0> hobbs: i implement getxattr which should return the value of the named extended attribute
<0> if i return a numeric value (12345) the Fuse module mistakes it for an error code
<0> returning a string value works ("hello")
<0> returning "12345" also works
<0> but 'course i'm getting the xattr values from another module
<1> jablko: gotcha. That's really stupid XS. It should _not_ care like that
<0> so i need to convert 12345 to "12345"
<0> hobbs: fair 'nuff
<0> : )
<1> jablko: but you should be able to set the "is a string" flag on anything by doing $thing="$thing"
<0> hobbs: ok
<0> i'll fiddle with it
<1> jablko: and then don't do anything that modifies it "as a number" after that point, or pOK will get cleared
<0> hobbs: there's no function str($var)?
<1> jablko: no, Perl doesn't work like that
<0> ($var is morcomplicated)
<2> jablko: Perl typing is nice like that.
<0> "$node->name" didn'e work
<0> $var = $node->name;
<0> return "$var"
<0> works
<0> but there's no "nicer" way?
<1> jablko: you don't tell scalars to set their type to anything, and you don't ask them what type they are. You just _use_ them as a given type and let the appropriate conversion happen
<0> ok
<3> $var = '' . $node->name;
<1> jablko: which is why that XS code in Fuse is broken. It's causing completely different behavior for numbers than for strings, not doing a conversion
<0> tybalt89: rad - thanks!
<1> jablko: it's just wrong wrong wrong complain to the author :)
<0> hobbs: will do
<0> yeah - it's inconsistent with the module's other methods : (
<0> most signatures are <return data>, errorno;
<4> Hallo! I have a question... (I a newbie but perl fan!) What's the difference between run 'perl -MCPAN -e shell' at user account and run it order at root account... I had a UNIX station and need to install two modules... but if I attempt it from my account, my PC says 'You need run this command from root'. Why?. Now my root-user are ****ing with your wife and he kill me if I call to him...
<4> :P
<5> hola
<2> Hi!
<6> hi
<5> say if i have a scalar that im treating as a string, how can i extract single char's from it?
<6> nachos - that almost always means you're doing the wrong thing
<7> eep!!!!!!
<6> I've been hacking Perl for 20 years, never needed "single chars"
<7> is Perl really that old?
<7> wow.
<2> Same here, minus the 20 years part..
<6> what are you *really* trying to do?
<2> Heh.
<1> Teratogen: barely ;)
<6> well - 19 years
<7> merlyn you are showing your age, man
<7> =)
<7> oh btw I turned 49 recently =D
<6> Teratogen - still have that jeep?
<7> yep
<5> read in a file and count the occourences of each charachter.
<8> old people... weird
<6> cool
<7> got a recent pic of it
<8> i didn't know old people know how to program
<6> we gotta go out in the desert soon
<6> maybe we can drive up to havasu :)
<8> that's what tr is for
<6> yeah - count each char = tr///
<7> sure
<8> perldoc -q count
<7> the doors are off right now
<2> Hmm.. substitute all non-(Specific character) characters out and check the length?
<8> riczho: brilliant.
<2> Or.. there might be an easier way.
<6> -- tr/GoodChars//d
<6> -- length $_
<8> very evil.
<6> very?
<8> yes
<2> Oh-- that was the easy way.. nice.
<8> sigh. read the perldoc
<6> some number of hours from now.. under 8
<8> don't get aids.
<7> there's a great bit in The 40 Year Old Virgin about going to see a woman ****ing a horse in Tijuana
<7> haha
<7> funny movie
<5> hurm
<9> wwoooooohooooo: tonight's funny quote from ##php: <afaik> asdx, use <script language="php">
<10> LMAO.
<1> it would be an improvement ;)
<11> merlyn: Tijuana is awesomely fun.
<9> they guy was recommending it to a newb just to piss off the channel op
<12> :)
<9> the funniest thing is, it works.
<7> Steve Carrell is awesomely funny.
<2> Hehe.
<9> the guys in #apache are considering putting it in the documentation
<6> I have been to TJ about 100 times
<6> maybe more like 30, but it feels like 100
<11> It's the tequila.
<6> Actually, except for Margaritas - I've never had tequila there
<6> No wait... did shots a few times.
<6> But in general, not a big shots guy
<11> The last time I went was with, ironicly, as a chaparone for a church youth group. I took my 5 18-year-olds and we got so ****ing plastered.
<11> (They said I couldn't be a chaparone anymore)
<6> no kidding
<11> Bah. I kept them out of trouble.
<11> They didn't buy my line about Jesus obviously being sloshed half the time. I mean, dude, he turned barrels of water into WINE.
<13> How can this: splice(@poss, $r, 1); give: Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at ... ? :|
<9> GumbyBRAIN: you're not a man until you've spent a night in a tijuana jail
<14> The man of the night.
<13> Directly above it I'm using $poss[$r] fine with no errors, but it still complains there :\
<15> hi
<5> hurm... see what im really trying to do is count each char in a stream and for each individual char maintain a counter, incrementing each time the char is found again.
<7> the smell of tequila makes me want to puke
<5> can anyone point me to some manpages or some tut's?
<7> I can point you to some teats
<7> err, tits
<5> heh
<8> my %char_counts; $char_counts{$_}++ for split //
<15> bye
<5> thanks sili_
<16> Om: Isn't that the same as delete?
<1> b0at: delete doesn't "work" on arrays ;)
<16> Boggle.
<1> It actually works just fine, it just doesn't do what anyone thinks it does
<1> It returns that slot in the array to the state that it would have had if nothing was ever put in it, which is very slightly different from containing an undef
<1> it does _not_ move the following items back a space
<5> sili_: I dont understand how that code snippet works, if split returns an array, wouldnt the loop only complete once?
<13> Why would it be complaining about an uninitalized value though?
<1> Om: it isn't
<16> Oh yeah
<1> Om: that line couldn't possibly be responsible for that message :)
<13> Hm, I thought I'd already tried without the splice.. :\ But it still errors somewhere else instead, sorry
<4> Good nite and good luck!
<17> is it bad to do "make -j3 test" ?
<18> know of any modules for decision trees?
<1> AI::DecisionTree? ;)
<18> jesus christo
<19> ask and CPAN will provide :)
<18> sorry. I just filled my shorts with gentleman's relish.
<20> having reference to the flat list, how do I make copy of the list , and make referece point to the copy ?
<18> is there a difference between a decision tree and a neural net?
<18> anyone? anyone?
<18> (everyone in #ai is dead)
<18> I mean, isn't a decision tree essentially a feed-forward neural net?
<20> i didn't eat since yeasterday
<20> can anybody feed me forward ?
<20> having reference to the flat list, how do I make copy of the list , and make referece point to the copy ?
<20> jrsims: if #ai is dead, you're busted
<16> An array reference?
<20> b0at: yes
<20> i vaguely remeber reading something about deep copy, but i dont remember where and what
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