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<0> depends on your vendor's brain cell count
<1> is there a well-configured package I can just go and grab, untar and run a simple command to put it onto my solaris 9 dev box? or am I going to have to piss about for ages fiddling with broken rubbish to get it to work? :)
<0> just download the perl tarball from cpan.org, configure for /usr/local, or /opt/local, or /opt/perl, and install. Or your home directory
<0> or at a pinch use http://perldoc.perl.org/
<0> (which includes a downloadable version of itself)
<0> (it also uses a search engine that's *client*-side, *shudder*)
<2> WE SHOULD USE PHP TO BOOTSTRAP PERL6
<0> Botje: please don't. A group now wants to write it in native perl5.
<3> Botje: I'LL BOOTSTRAP YOU.
<4> Then Botje will strip(1) you, buu.
<3> Oh noes!
<5> hahaha buu :P
<6> how do I implicitly evaluate an array as a scaler without ***ignment?
<7> implicitly?
<6> yeah
<7> Zeeee`: what are you trying to do
<6> instead of
<7> scalar(@array)
<7> but that's not implicity
<8> Khisanth, ping
<9> you can only do it explicitly
<7> Zeeee`: what are you really trying to do
<6> sili_: haha that answered the question
<6> I was typing scaler instead of scalar
<7> tsktsk
<7> integral: i just ended up writing a script to create files with names of my liking that subcl*** the set of modules i needed
<7> i figure i'll probably be subcl***ing later anyway
<0> ugh, that's not nice. Use 'aliased'
<0> *real* programmers use it
<7> integral: pffft. keep telling yourself that
<0> I mean I don't. So it must be good
<10> cube it
<11> lifestyle "ha ha" or lifestyle "dear god get it OFF ME get it OFF OFF OFF"?
<9> GumbyBRAIN: do you know workbench?
<12> mauke: This fact was an opera night, and you know workbench?
<6> hrm... if I evaluate a scaler in a list context what does that do? I think I just did this by accident
<9> Zeeee`: you get a list of one element
<9> GumbyBRAIN: cube it
<6> uh
<6> oh yeah duh
<13> $intext = s/^(.*?)\t(.*)/(.*?) <(.*)>,\n/ms; <--- what's wrong?
<6> DigitDuke: parsing html?
<6> or xml
<9> DigitDuke: I think you need to read about $1 and $2
<13> It should replace "Text more text[tab]more text[end-of-line]" with "Text more text <more text>"
<13> I did that mauke
<13> i get the same error
<9> what error?
<13> uninitialized value at line 15
<13> 14
<13> Which is that very line
<9> so $intext doesn't have a value
<14> hello
<2> DigitDuke: ITYM =~ not =
<15> i need to hear some rants about apache2/mod_perl2 on *nix
<13> Use of uninitialized value in substitution (s///) at thorkm.pl line 14.
<9> haha, oh
<13> Aaah1!!!1
<9> yeah, $_ is undef
<15> apache2/mod_perl2 good idea? or stick with versions 1.0?
<13> lol
<13> blondy blond
<13> thanks Botje
<7> i like apache 1 because i understand it
<16> j0rd: One caveat, libapreq2 isn't 'production ready' by the devs standards yet
<16> however it works fine for me
<7> lots of people use it already
<7> i wouldn't
<14> question: why does 'use lib' not accept a variable, e.g. use lib "$libdir/foo.pm"; ?
<7> podzap: because it's a compile-time thing
<17> you could be like
<2> podzap: it DOES accept a variable
<16> because lib takes a dir not a file
<7> podzap: just push @INC, $dir
<9> podzap: because "use" happens at compile time
<15> ecarroll: hmm... i work with mod_perl1.0 at work
<14> ack
<2> but $libdir doesn't exist at that time
<17> BEGIN { our $libdir = 'foo'; } use lib "$libdir/foo.pm";
<16> j0rd: i work with 2.0
<15> ecarroll: looking to build a new site for myself based on apache2/mod_perl2 just to learn the new stuff
<7> Elly: ......
<17> .......
<15> ecarroll: but i'm also planning to put it into production
<16> j0rd: It isn't much of a change if you use Mason
<15> ecarroll: tt2 probably
<18> use lib "$ENV{HOME}/does_too";
<15> ecarroll: you played with the mpm's?
<15> and which does apache use as default under linux
<14> thanks for all of the answers :-) got it working...
<16> j0rd: I've played with all of them
<16> j0rd: Depends on distro
<15> are they changable at runtime or is that a compile time thing?
<16> compile time
<15> which are you using now for the mod_perl2 stuff
<19> "DigitDuke" at 213.176.139.236 pasted "It only replaces the first line in the file but it should do them all --- what's wrong?" (18 lines, 304B) at http://sial.org/pbot/15844
<15> sounds like all the new fun stuff comes with threaded mpm
<15> but sounds kinda new...so i'm worried about it
<16> I'm not 100% sure
<16> ****ing **** mormons brb
<20> DigitDuke: you'll need /g, or to not gobble the whole file into memory
<13> Oo
<0> omg Yaamov got an entry on qdb
<13> Thanks thrig!
<21> Hi guys, if I am using an array of hashes and ***igning values eg: $CCH[$index]{status} = up; if I p*** $CCH[4] to a a subroutine so for get $CH= $CCH[H]; would $CH{status} work ? I am getting an error like: "Reference found where even-sized list expected"
<21> so for eg*
<21> hmm it my encoding is messed up here, I meant $CH=$CCH[4]
<21> any help is appreciated
<22> phax: that error is probably somewhere you are ***igning to a hash..
<3> phax: Your error message is not consistent with what you are describing.
<21> Paladin I am getting the error message when I am retreiving value from the hash not when I am ***igning it
<22> phax: from the error message, that's not it..
<16> God i ****ing hate mormons
<16> It wasn't even them.
<16> some bum selling furnature
<21> hmm , $CCH[$index]{"status"} = $status; this is how I am ***igning it , return $CCH[$index]; this is what i am returning from that subroutine
<3> HA HA.
<22> phax: create a small sample program (10 lines or less) that shows the problem, and paste it to one of the paste bots..
<21> alright Paladin
<3> phax: Yes, that is a hash reference.
<16> They don't take no for answer, convert now! >> No, I'll convert after I die >> You can't do that -- god's rule >> **** it then
<0> anyone annoyed?
<3> ecarroll: Yeah you can
<3> ecarroll: They go around and convert all the dead people
<16> well then wtf is the problem?
<16> they cna convert me after i die
<0> *Argh* process accounting ****s
<0> does no one actually need decent accounting data or something?
<3> NO.
<0> the info I'd love to see would be ppids, so you can account subprocesses under their parents
<23> would anyone happen to know of a perl or tcl file for eggdrop which will record logs and upload chatting statistics to a webpage?
<24> An eggdrop channel would probably keep a closer eye on such things.
<25> GumbyBRAIN: You make a grown man cry.
<12> ew73: I know what hte $op will be apparent to any variety of tame fowls were ducks, differing very little less cabalistical than the usual senses, there appeared a long before it reached its foot, "come here! Was the cry of the man.
<26> question how win98 how can i replace alarm sec?
<26> i want a quick timeout exit if the script doesnt execute in less than 2seconds
<26> hello someone here me? :|
<14> yoo hoo
<26> :)
<0> *hear
<0> hmm, zippers and interators. They're the same thing, right?
<25> Depends. What's an interator?
<0> bah, iterator
<14> my family said that their better then your family, yoo here?
<0> Don't worry, I'm better than all your family put together.
<26> alarm is not a valid Time::HiRes macro at O:/Perl5.6/site/lib/Time/HiRes.pm
<14> :-)
<25> I'm better than any family.
<14> js1: windows?
<26> anyone got a way of get this working
<0> ew73 = sup { families } !
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