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<0> this is driving me insane. "duh"=>("1", "2", "3"). foreach $h->{"duh"} and foreach @{$h->{"duh"}} only seem to process the first element of the array.
<1> "duh"=>["1", "2", "3"]
<0> trying.
<0> thanks.
<0> tybalt89: that helped. thanks.
<2> _c: perldoc perlreftut
<3> The perldoc for perlreftut - Perl references short introduction is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlreftut.html
<0> yeah, sorry. perl's not my usual thing.
<2> read it anyway.
<0> i'll hunt up a chinese tutorial for you to read even though it's not your thing.
<2> whatever ..
<2> if you think you're saving time by not reading it..
<4> wtf who killed the interweb
<0> Botje: bookmarked. thank you.
<4> is it me or does google cache always ****
<0> sometimes it saves me.
<5> where would one begin to look for information on how to make a script recognize its own filename?
<2> perldoc perlvar
<3> The perldoc for perlvar - Perl predefined variables is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlvar.html
<1> $0
<2> esp the bit on $0
<5> Botje thank you very much
<6> Farnooooooooood.
<6> GumbyBRAIN: beloved Andi
<7> Yaakov: beloved andi.
<6> Well, all the food is cooked.
<6> I think I will drink a little whiskey in a lesiurely fashion, then shower.
<8> Mother ****ing fast cgi
<9> there is no way to effect a control structure from one level down in a sub right?
<8> What?
<4> jdv79: trying to recurse?
<9> say I have while(1){ some_sub() } - there is no way to do a next of a last from some_sub
<8> God I hope not
<4> jdv79: "warning, leaving sub using next"
<9> try too reach up and mess with the caller
<4> or whatever
<8> eval: while(1){ foo() } sub foo { last; }
<10> buu: Return:
<8> er
<9> eh
<8> eval: while(1){ foo() } sub foo { print "1"; last; } print "2";
<10> buu: 12Return: 1
<8> eval: while(1){ foo() } sub foo { print "1"; } print "2";
<9> otherwise i have to repeat a bunch of error handling code
<10> Killing 1795 due to run time
<8> Wtf?
<8> Apparently you can. This horrifies me.
<4> you'll get an error maybe.
<8> I see no error
<4> i don't know under what circumstaces.
<9> why is this horrifying?
<8> eval: use strict; use warnings; while(1){ foo() } sub foo { print "1"; last; } print "2";
<10> buu: Exiting subroutine via last at (eval 134) line 1. 12Return: 1
<8> Ah. It generates a warning.
<11> buuuuuuu guy ;)
<4> which you can lexically turn off.
<8> ...
<8> My window manager is so awesome.
<4> i really doubt that.
<12> yay! I finally found the article! http://www.csd.uwo.ca/staff/magi/personal/humour/Computer_Folklore/How%20do%20you%20measure%20nuclear%20warhead%20yield%3F.html
<9> that is odd now that i think of it
<9> so the last is rethrown?
<9> or is it just pasted up until something can handle it
<4> what?
<6> perlbot: shorten that
<13> Shortened URL: http://tinyurl.com/8rnwj
<9> i'm just curious about how that is working
<4> jdv79: control is p***ed back to the uppermost called in the loop
<9> and is is a bug or a feature or undeterminable:)
<6> What the heck did that shorten?
<8> integral: That's awesome.
<8> jdv79: Well, apparently it's a feature, given the warning.
<9> uh, not really. it says it exited the sub via last
<9> not that any loops outside of it were effected
<4> eval: while(1){foo(); print "in loop"} sub foo { bar (); print 'leaving foo'} sub bar {last;print "no";}
<10> sili: Return:
<4> jdv79: .
<6> It's a boon gap.
<6> HELLO INTEGRAL
<6> HELLO HELLO
<6> HELLO
<11> HELLO Yaakov !
<11> :P
<11> OH NO!
<12> HI HHI HI HI
<11> hehe
<11> *GNIFF*
<6> blehhhhhhhhhhh: You are increasing in "h".
<6> Perhaps you could choose a less ugly nick?
<6> Maybe, "helb". I'll bet that is available.
<14> :p
<14> lov ya :p moehahah :P
<6> I said LESS ugly.
<14> actually.. iam gay :P
<12> ugh, small world.
<15> better ?
<6> sharapova: Do gay people choose ugly nicks?
<6> sharapova: That's lovely. Register it.
<15> lol
<16> okay registered
<17> what the hell.
<6> Flank worm mission.
<18> Yaakov: no very cute nicks
<16> easy to register a nick on freenode, useless nicks hehehh
<18> like "shantel"
<12> it'll stick when the wind changes
<6> Don't grasp at straws, Elizagirth.
<16> heh
<17> shh.
<16> Yaakov: wanna b my boyfriend?
<6> I am not attracted to you.
<19> hi all
<12> pardon?
<19> bonsoir
<12> it's still early
<19> I'm looking for some ideas about perl as a web application language
<19> it has been a long long while since I didnt use it
<12> don't. Learn to love ruby.
<19> and I was wondering if perl was a good "alternative" to java, php, asp.net and so on
<12> plus, anything cartoon based and poignant must be good
<19> ruby never tried :(
<12> no, use ruby and haskell exclusively. Perhaps o'caml if you must
<9> someone just realized that's probably cause of eval cases
<9> a guy i work with that is
<12> the difference between (forall a. a) and top is interesting
<2> integral: poignant is a nice read, but it ****s for actually *LEARNING* the language.
<12> Botje: sure, but in this day and age it's the read that matters!
<2> I learned a lot more from 2 chapters of practical ruby
<12> I just learnt that it uses coroutines, and I don't like coroutines.
<12> (hidden state)--
<4> Botje: uhhh, poignant ****s ****.
<2> yes.
<12> :-(
<2> it's a nice work of fiction though
<4> seriously he should take it down.
<12> o_O
<4> effort appreciated, but it's crap.
<19> anyone to advice me perl as a web application language ? (or not)
<12> I know! Let's deleted all the documention included with perl! And most of CPAN!
<4> Wavyx: use perl.
<12> Wavyx: why do you want to use perl?
<12> The romance? The image of a bygone era when sysadmins were real men and programmers knew how to get their programs punched faster?
<19> I'm not willing (or willing not ) to use perl
<19> but I would like to know how it has evolved to build web apps
<12> you appear to be self contradictory.
<12> Hence bottom. Qed.
<19> java (jZee), php, asp.net offers quite intersting frameworkgs/tools
<12> they just copied perl.
<4> perl has had them longer.
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