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<0> old people
<1> It's a /Battlestar Galactica/ ref in this case, actually.
<2> like Yaakov!
<3> rindolf: (on Error's :warndie docs) Yeah; quite likely lacking... I wasn't sure what to write about and where... What should I do?
<4> They probably mean baby boomers.
<5> dabreegster: cool
<5> dabreegster: i'll playtest it but i can't until around 10pm EST
<4> Actually, I am not a boomer, but tybalt89 is.
<1> Yaakov: Wrong ref, but good guess.
<6> simcop2387: OK, I'll be around then too.
<4> mangle: boomer
<7> boomer
<4> mangle: blonde bombshell
<7> blonde depth bomb
<4> mangle: blonde bombshell
<7> blonde kicker
<4> mangle: blonde bombshell
<7> blonde astonishment
<1> She's brunette actually :)
<4> mangle: brunette bombshell
<7> brunette astonishment
<4> mangle: brunette bombshell
<7> brunette eye-opener
<4> mangle: brunette bombshell
<7> brunette astonishment
<4> DON'T REPEAT
<4> If you repeat I have to stop.
<1> Nice to know we've degraded the other #perlen by proxy.
<2> hmm the #perls are merging?
<6> I wonder how impossible it is to package perl, pdcurses, and all the modules together in one m***ive exe that a dummy can use.
<1> 'par'
<6> I know, but the pdcurses bit might be tough to stick in.
<2> only if it does unusual things
<6> Not really. Just uses the Curses module and does color and such.
<8> use Curses::FoiledAgain;
<6> no SDL; # they wouldn't have that installed either
<9> what happens if you shift @_ too many times?
<10> you start getting undefs
<3> The universe is destroyed
<3> Oh.. or that. Universal destruction, or undefs.
<9> undefined behavior, or undefined symbols or what?
<2> it seems you don't know Perl :)
<3> @_ = (); my $value = shift @_; <== equivalent to my $value = undef;
<9> no argument there (pardon the pun)
<2> undef is undef is a function and a value
<6> And the function returns the value, of course.
<9> hey, that was a good one :)
<3> Heh. I read that as cheeseguy
<3> GumbyBRAIN: cheese?
<11> To flood data into the bacon floor with cheese on the planet.
<6> I wonder if perl2exe can somehow include the pdcurses library too.
<10> cheese is good.
<10> cheese is nutritious.
<10> cheese is .. well .. cheesy goodness!
<9> so after your line above, undef($value) returns true?
<10> ehh
<10> no.
<12> no, it returns undef. Undef always returns undef :)
<10> you're thinking of defined()
<9> well, that's silly
<10> undef _MAKES_ something undef
<9> you mean !defined()
<10> eval: sub foo { $a = shift; $b = shift; $c = shift; [ $a, $b, $c ] } foo(1)
<7> Botje: [1,undef,undef]
<10> see?
<9> eval: sub foo { $a = shift; $b = shift; $c = shift; [ $a, $b, $c ] } defined(shift(shift(foo(1))))
<7> chessguy2: Error: Type of arg 1 to shift must be array (not subroutine entry) at (eval 177) line 15, near "))" Type of arg 1 to shift must be array (not shift) at (eval 177) line 15, near "))"
<9> bleah
<10> ehhh
<10> it doesn't work like that.
<10> but defined($b) and defined($c) would be false, in this case.
<9> ok
<13> eval: 1
<7> buu: 1
<14> eval: 2
<7> dec: 2
<10> eval: cheesecake
<7> Botje: cheesecake
<14> YUM
<14> eval: 'eval: coffee time!'
<7> dec: eval: coffee time!
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> organization lace
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> service sieve
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> transaction lacery
<4> Oo... service sieve
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> blow netting
<4> blow netting?
<15> mangle: Yaakov said blow netting one time
<7> Yaakov aforesaid wind gridiron alike sooner or later
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> self-reliance weave
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> setup grille
<4> mangle: Enterprise Network
<7> balls riddle
<4> balls?
<13> Wrong channel.
<12> /kick yaakov flood
<15> indeed
<6> Suuure.
<4> mangle: channel flooder
<7> channelize flooder
<4> mangle: channel flooder
<7> pipe flooder
<4> feh. No flooder damage.
<16> Can't locate object method "IVX" via package "B::NV" at /usr/lib/perl/5.8/B/C.pm line 650.
<16> heh
<13> Yay!
<16> is there any resoalnable way to crete a win32 binary from a perl script requireing LWP?
<16> ****ing ssh lag
<13> YES
<16> oh? do tell
<4> sparkman: PAR
<13> par usually
<4> perlbot: PAR
<17> Cross-Platform Packaging and Deployment tool - http://par.perl.org/
<16> thanks
<4> That URL is broken, I think.
<13> Mmmm, ham sandwhich++
<18> does anyone know what restrictions exist for the perl version number ?
<6> Speaking of par and/or perl2exe, is there a way to bundle the precompiled pdcurses dll (I'm guessing) with the exe?
<18> could i create a vresion of perl called 10.5.8.8 for instance ?
<13> pbelau: If it made you happy.
<19> <4> Actually, I am not a boomer, but tybalt89 is. -- nope
<13> dabreegster: Is that linked by the perl module>?
<4> ARE TOO
<18> more specifically could i say something like require perl 10.5.8.7
<12> pbelau: since nobody would ever use it, it doesn't really matter what version number you use :)
<18> and have that include 10.5.8.8 as well
<19> Yaakov: nope, I'm too old...
<6> buu: I use Curses, but that's the Curses module. I could just tell me friend to install pdcurses themselves.
<4> You are on the leading edge!
<18> hobbs, well it's an internal distribution
<18> :)
<6> buu: Er, the actual Curses module itself; I dunno.
<4> I am on the trailing edge.
<4> We missed the boom.
<19> Yaakov: about two years ahead of the leading edge...
<18> hobbs, i just need to differentiate the version number from regular perl
<13> dabreegster: Because PAR will bundle dlls and stuff
<4> We are symmetrically placed.
<4> mangle: symmetrically disqualified
<7> symmetrically incapacitated
<6> buu: I don't even see in Curses.pm where it links to the library at all. It's just a normal module, not linked to anything.
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