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<0> Good lord, are there still idiots vulnerable to that dcc ****?
<1> Yes. Still lots of smart people too.
<2> the utf8 pragma is for your perl code, not data your are prcoessing.
<3> buu: hi.
<3> buu: shouldn't buubot ignore perlbot?
<2> I've never used file transfer features of irc or IM systems. I liek the unix philosophy of using a tool for one job and doing that one job well, :)
<3> buu: because perlbot does a lot of perldoc $X.
<4> the file handle mode is for that - ether open $fh, ">:uft8" or STDOUT => 'utf8'
<2> shift8: for encoding the output, yes
<5> Hey folks
<6> GumbyBRAIN: you are unique
<7> 1) why doesn't it do, and then pizza.
<5> Can someone tell me why this doesn't work. I have a hash with keys and values of 1 or 0. I thought I could make a list of only the 1 values
<0> rindolf: Probably.
<5> http://rafb.net/paste/results/kjMidE48.html
<8> The paste kjMidE48 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/2077
<5> but i'm getting hash objects back from map
<9> I am switching to C.
<5> or so it seems
<6> Yaakov: for what?
<0> signuts: Because it doesn't make any damn sense?
<5> Yaakov, I am switching to ***embly :)
<9> Everything!
<6> signuts: i'm switching to FPGA's
<5> buu, it does to me..
<0> signuts: You told map to return a hashref, what more do you want?
<9> Is there a POE for C?
<6> Yaakov: nope
<0> Yaakov: Tag was mumbling about one
<5> buu, how?
<9> simcop2387: I am building computation engines!
<0> signuts: {}
<5> buu, ahh..
<9> I think I am going to write some sort of XS stuff. I have to get back to my C learning.
<5> buu, I see what my problem was. I was getting parse errors doing map { ... }, @ar; when I shouldn't have used a comma
<0> Yes.
<0> Yaakov: Good lord why?
<4> wow - who knew? http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/31855.html - ITRON is the most used OS in the world
<2> shift8: anyone who read the article about on /. a year and a half ago...
<6> GumbyBRAIN: human protection protocols have been enacted, please remain in your homes
<7> And in your homes.
<10> !perl
<4> dkr: sorry then, it just hit digg
<6> braintix: what are you trying to accomplish with !perl?
<2> shift8: not your fault stories get recycled, :)
<9> buu: I have never learned C, and I want to know more about it than just enough to patch other people's code.
<10> !perlbot
<6> Yaakov: neat
<10> hmm
<2> shift8: it i sinteresting, though
<11> Yaakov you're crazy
<11> >=)
<9> snL20: This is NOT news.
<6> perlbot be a retard
<12> Hi, can I paste this very long script I downloaded and let you fix it for me plz??
<13> Isn't patching code enough? :/
<2> all programs have been written? :)
<13> perlbot: ofcourse not! look at the topic.
<4> dkr: Tron the movie: 1982 TRON the OS: 1984.
<10> simcop2387 i got a link from a bot last night
<9> Who wants to learn C with me?
<14> I already learned A,B and D.
<14> you were going to learn C for the big test tomorrow.
<9> I started, then got swamped by work.
<9> I am going to go back to it.
<15> I should attempt to learn more, but time is limited.
<9> But one thing I don't think I am going to do it go to #C on any IRC network.
<9> genio: Yes, learn it.
<4> heh :)
<9> genio: It will encourage me.
<14> Yaakov: YOU ARE RIGHT. BECAUSE IT IS ##C NOW!
<14> :p
<9> Well, I have written my Hello Nurse program, and added a loop that prints the iterator. So I am moving right along.
<9> Next, a DDoS tool... err... umm... crap.
<15> Yaakov: I'd love to. :) add about 10 more hours to the normal day and I'll be more than happy to learn new things.
<10> baah bot net ****s
<16> Yaakov: Broken backspace and control keys?
<9> woggle: I like to write poems.
<4> Yaakov: http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Comp_Phys/General/C_basics/c_tutorial.html - from "hello world" to simple x gui
<17> shift8's url is at http://xrl.us/o3q9
<9> shift8: Thanks. I am going through K&R.
<4> well, that' the tome, for sure :)
<3> Botje: what's KontoCheck?
<14> I have no idea.
<14> it just sounds really dirty
<3> Botje: heh.
<18> Yaakov: I wrote a vaguely POE-like thing in C++ way before writing POE itself.
<14> yay!
<9> dngor: That sounds hurty.
<19> rounded corners!
<4> Yaakov: http://www.galactic-guide.com/articles/2U20.html
<18> Yaakov: It's worse than hurty. It was for DOS. It drove bytecode interpreters for a BBS programming language I was developing. I ended up writing a relocatable memory manager, an event driven multitasking bytecode interpreter, a bytecode compiler and dis***embler, user accounting libraries, and then basic development tools in the internal language.
<9> shift8: Heh.
<19> dngor: You reinvented parrot!
<9> dngor: Ouch.
<18> integral: A decade ago!
<14> dngor: how many kLoc ?
<9> pre-invented.
<19> bloody s;pw wokos
<14> integral: you mislaid a tentacle.
<18> Botje: Looks like about 69,000... including comments and whitespaces... over at least three major revisions.
<14> that doesn't sound too bad.
<18> This is pre-templates C++. Early Borland stuff.
<19> "The nature of causality must not be interfered with."
<20> What is that option for m// that tells the expressions to be more greedy?
<19> there isn't one.
<20> integral, I know I've seen something in perl that makes regular expressions like .* match more of the string.
<2> /s
<19> no, there isn't.
<2> mkrenz: greedy is the default, .*? is to make itnon-greedy
<2> perhaps thats whathad you confused
<4> Yaakov; my favorite line (and so like perl..) is: We stopped when we got a clean compile on the following syntax: for(;P("\n"),R-;P("|"))for(e=C;e-;P("_"+(*u++/8)%2))P("| "+(*u/4)%2); :)
<9> shift8: yes, and people complain about perl.
<20> dkr, ok. Thanks.
<2> and . doesn't match \n unless you use /s :)
<18> People who complain about Perl have not seen http://search.cpan.org/~rcaputo/Acme-Phlegethoth/lib/Acme/Phlegethoth.pm
<17> dngor's url is at http://xrl.us/o3rk
<21> dngor: that kicks ***
<4> Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
<4> although it's suspiciously a lot like rot13 :)
<4> and those #ruby lines at the end are omgwtfbbqrofl
<3> LeoNerd: still here?
<22> Yes... :/
<22> More to the point - still at work
<3> LeoNerd: whoa! Isn't it 21:20 at .uk?
<22> About that, yeah.
<3> LeoNerd: maybe we should help Alias_ with the refactoring browser?
<3> LeoNerd: we have an interesting discussion in #lisp-il about programming languages.
<22> Hmm.... I'm not a lisp-type... Though I'm trying not to get too distracted - things to finish off
<9> After I learn C, I think I need to learn some Lisp.
<23> LeoNerd: put your tongue under your bottom luip
<23> -u
<3> LeoNerd: #lisp-il is not exclusively about Lisp.
<24> I'm there
<3> LeoNerd: it's more of a social channel.
<3> LeoNerd: but good luck with your work.
<25> How do I modify (export) the PATH variable from a perl script? It only needs to be exported to the script and sub shells of the script
<25> ENV?
<22> It can't.
<22> Processes cannot modify the environment of their parent
<24> Yaakov: It's nice to go back to C. It's relaxing.
<22> (caveat: unless they fiddle with /proc/$PID, but that's $evil)
<9> So far, what I don't like about C is that it is an imbecile.
<26> the parent could eval the output of the child...
<26> eg, like you do for ssh-agent
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