| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Comments:
<0> why don't they use a module for rational notations then?
<1> Pete_I: how are your Haskell studies progressing?
<2> Pete_I: did you read the part about simple binary logic machines? :)
<0> rindolf, it's going ok.
<0> hobbs, yes. i've seen a few of those.
<2> Pete_I: doodads made of ICs wired together and all that? Old-school calculators? :)
<1> Pete_I: great.
<3> hobbs: i'd have to &{"Foo::${moose}::Baz"}(1,2,3); to use that notation. and that don't look so hot.
<0> i'll be back later. i have stuffs to do.
<4> do you always have to split a string with // to be able to iterate over the chars?
<2> Pete_I: Since they input decimal and output decimal, BCD ends up making more sense than dedicated logic to convert to and from
<2> f00li5h: yeah, so don't :)
<0> samu, no. you can use substr()
<5> mmmm, weak tea with a hint of washing up liquid. lovely.
<5> 4004!
<5> and users don't complain about 0.1 not being 0.1
<2> f00li5h: "Foo::$moose"->can("Baz")->(1,2,3)
<3> hobbs: that's ick too!
<2> f00li5h: but flexible from a programmatic standpoint
<3> yeah
<2> f00li5h: any of them can be variable in any way, or even expressions
<5> "Foo::$moose"->"Baz"(1, 2, 3); ...
<5> (okay, maybe not *quite*...: "Foo::$moose"->$var(1, 2, 3));
<4> Pete_I, so you loop through a range of 0..length($string) and use that to get the substring?
<2> A room... with a moose!
<0> samu, yes. you can. perldoc -q substr
<5> What's up with all these mses?
<2> what's not up?
<2> Good night.
<5> o_O
<0> the sky
<0> the sky isn't up. it's falling! the sky is falling
<6> i want some naive multidimentional arrays
<6> $x[0][0]=1;
<6> is this supposed to work ?
<5> yes.
<5> "nave"
<6> ok
<6> cool
<6> ..
<6> naive
<5> mmm, bannana spaces.
<7> Hello, ntegral.
<5> hi Ykov
<8> and how is that nave ?
<6> where do you get those dots
<7> I buy mine at newegg.
<6> newegg is good
<5> *blink* does this mean yaakov is now utf-8 enabled?
<7> Mish: do you using screen?
<7> integral: No, sadly.
<1> Mish: compose key.
<6> i using not screen
<5> ah, screen's yarrow stalk support
<7> Screen makes it easy to make dgrphs.
<7> integral: Screen won't do an enye.
<6> what if i need no stinking digraphs, can I use no screen ?
<7> Oh wait...
<7> Hrm
<7> It doesn N~ as something I can see on the terminal, but it won't do n~.
<1> Ea
<5> that looks like a ~ to me
<7> Wich?
<5> err, N~, well, at this res it looks more like '' than ~
<5> the ""
<7> Oh, it is <replacement>CTRL+Q for me.
<7>
<5> weird
<7> Hey, it works today.
<7> Blibl.
<7> I twas spouting unknown digraph at me.
<6> are you being too diacritical ?
<7> Now it works.
<7> Mish: Ouch.
<7>
<8> is 00d1 and is 00f1
<7> There, I did it again. A diacritical remark.
<6> i took the course of how to withstand diacritics, no problem
<9> GumbyBRAIN: moo if you wanna go fasteh
<10> Perldoc -f hex'. You may also find it at all if i wanna.
<4> Where can I read about array slicing?
<1> samu: it's pretty simple @array[@other_array]
<8> perldoc -q array and search for 'slice' ?
<5> hmm, looks just like to me
<8> integral, the second part ( just like ) looks like whitespace to me
<5> yes, to me too
<5> it's a + n
<8> it's 00f1
<5> except doesn't look like ~ because one has a wee space between the two bits
<7> Whao.
<7> err
<7> whoa
<8> you mean H, integral ?
<8> ( 0148 )
<7> ^A^V032 in screen does surprising things.
<5> no, that's a hachek, I mean the one that looks like
<11> YAAKOVO!
<11> INTEGRAL!
<7> BALNCHE!
<11> USHI!
<11> RINDOLF!
<11> LURKERS!
<6> perldoc ****s --5 for perldoc -q slicing
<7> PATCHES WELCOME
<6> i neeed nicotine patchg
<8> integral, what's the hex value ?
<5> cubum autem in duos cubos, aut quadratoquadratum in duos quadratoquadratos, et generaliter nullam in infinitum ultra quadratum potestatem in duos ejusdem nominis fas est dividere: cujus rei demonstrationem mirabilem sane detexi. hanc marginis exiguitas non caperet. (Fermat)
<6> anybody knows what's origin of word bordel (==brothel) ?
<7> integral: I have a lovely proof for that, there just isn't room here to show it.
<5> eval: [map ord, ""]
<12> integral: Return: [203]
<13> ok, so it seams perl threads ****s. I need to separate executions, both updating an object. How would I accomplish that with pure ole' processes? Is there some cross-platform IPC I could use?
<7> 3
<7> oops
<7>
<8> Mish: perldoc -q array and search for 'slice'
<7> Eek.
<14> is "Net::LDAP" called a package, a module, or what?
<5> mish: from the old french bordel
<6> ushi: i'd prefer to 'perldoc -q slice' and search for array
<5> blondie: module (modules are packages too) and a cl***
<14> k
<7> integral: Don't confise!
<7> u
<5> Mish: it's not etymologically connected to brothel,
<6> integer: yes, but to what ?
<14> so if I have a script that has "use Time::Local; use Net::LDAP; use Net::SMTP;" in it, would this be correct: "These Perl modules are needed: Time::Local, Net::LDAP and Net::SMTP."?
<8> is 02dd
<15> blondie, Time::Local is standard
<14> k
<15> blondie, the others would have to be installed
<14> ok that's fine, thanks
<5> blondie: sure.
<9> core: Time::Local
<12> Time::Local was added to Perl5
<3> buu: you could add a perl-debugger-bot too.
<15> blondie, I usually install perl modules using vendor packages
<15> blondie, on debian "apt-get" or on redhat "rpm"
<6> i'm rewriting kernel 2.6 in perl. half work done.
<5> you can use PAR to bundle modules with your perl.
<14> I've already got them; but I want to tell someone else
<5> Mish: half done? cool
<5> actually I have a unix kernel question: is it normal to have one kernel (ring0) stack per process, or to just have one ring0 stack shared between all processes
<6> bordel must have latin roots, no ?
<5> ?
<5> Mish: yes too, med. L. bordellus, -um
<5> but the english is specifically from the french.
<6> integral: for a quick answer, kernel stack is per-process + 2.6 has separate kernel stacks for irq servicing
<6> integral: got link ?
Return to
#perl
or
Go to some related
logs:
Suse gdm remove sessions
faulting application apache.exefaulting module php4ts.dll
#gentoo
asus a3e alsa
too many security failures fix
postfix: fatal: config variable inet_interfaces: host not found: ::1
bin2iso etch
#math
#css
#perl
|
|