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<0> ror: 'grep'
<1> ror - i misuse map in occasions like that.
<0> boogiemon: 'grep'
<2> how would I use grep in this instance?
<0> ror: grep /re/, @ARGV
<3> buu buu buu
<4> when installing modules by source, what's the command (once in the extracted folder) ?
<5> blondie: the word is "butt"
<0> bl0ndz
<2> that goes in the brackets for the foreach, like foreach my $foo (grep /re/,@ARGV) ?
<0> omgz0r: perl Makefile.PL && make && make test && make install
<3> mmm
<1> omgz0r: perl Makefile.PL; make; make install
<0> ror: Yes.
<2> or would I just run that over @ARGV first
<2> ok thanks
<3> buu butt?
<0> ror: Either as you prefer.
<0> blondie: Are you fantasizing again?
<3> maybe
<0> My plan nears fruitation.
<5> fruition omg
<4> make: *** [test] Error 255
<3> O.o
<0> omgz0r: Awesome.
<4> what's wrong with it? -_-
<6> http://rafb.net/paste/results/h7B6Cu72.html
<7> The paste h7B6Cu72 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/978
<0> omgz0r: We cannot guess without seeing the rest of your output.
<2> \d(4} won't match 1234 will it?
<6> Are the or die "$DBI::errstr\n"; neccessary?
<0> AI_coder: Not if you set RaiseError to true.
<5> blondie: buu's butt is made of universes.
<5> blondie: he said so
<4> buu, may I PM?
<0> omgz0r: Why?
<3> is it?
<4> to show you the rest of it -_-
<0> omgz0r: erxz.com/pb/
<5> blondie: according to buu
<0> godling: It is not =[
<3> I see
<5> buu: you totally said so up there ^^
<0> LIES
<5> you said your chair contains universes
<5> chairs contain butts
<5> therefore your butt is made of universes
<0> Your logic is FAILURE.
<3> lol
<8> "omgz0r" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "error" (25 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/979
<1> butt uv universes
<0> omgz0r: That is interesting.
<1> *perk* interesting?
<2> eval: 1024.1023 =~/\d+\.\d+/
<9> ror: Return: 1
<0> omgz0r: It looks like you can just ignore it, do make install
<4> Alright.
<1> omgz0r: yeah, maybe if you lok thru the code you'll see a site it's trying to connect() to, and that site may be down? it's happened to me b4.
<0> Yeah looks like it.
<0> I can't connect to london either.
<2> is tr/\+// a lazy way to strip a + from a string? is there a better way?
<10> that is a fine way
<0> ror: That removes all plusses.
<2> buu: yeah but there won't be any others anyway
<10> tr/+//d
<10> you dont need to escape a + in a tr
<2> oh ok thanks
<1> would it have the unintended consequense of changing "6+4" into "64" though?
<10> yeah, that removes all of em
<11> eval: $s="a+b"; @x=grep {/^+$/} split // $s; \@x;
<9> pravus: Scalar found where operator expected at (eval 111) line 1, near "// $s" (Missing operator before $s?) Error: syntax error at (eval 111) line 1, near "// $s"
<10> so watch out what you're doing
<5> boogiemon: 6 and 4 *is* 64, duh...
<11> eval: $s="a+b"; @x=grep {/^+$/} split //, $s; \@x;
<9> pravus: Return: $VAR1 = [];
<5> ;P
<10> if you want to, say, remove the FIRST one, use s///
<10> or the LAST one
<11> meh... something like that would be a more fun way to do it
<1> godling: =-P
<2> well in my case the string has already had to match /\+?\d+\.\d+/ so there's only one + in there
<10> cool
<10> tr it up
<1> hahahaha Chris62vw
<0> Chris62vw: How goes the hippie life?
<11> eval: $s="a+b"; $x = join '', grep {!/^\+$/} split //, $s; $x; #there we go
<9> pravus: Return: ab
<10> "boogieman" =~ tr/g/b/ :-)
<10> buu, its great duuuude. I so was in a drum circle earlier
<0> Chris62vw: I believe it.
<0> I wish I could drum =[
<2> does + have to be escaped in normal RE?
<10> dude you can duuuude
<10> ror, sure, its a quantifier
<10> its a special character so
<2> I wonder why my if (=~/^\+/) is matching everything
<2> eval: 1000 =
<9> ror: Error: syntax error at (eval 111) line 2, at EOF
<0> Oh god the pain.
<0> ror: if(=~) ? This isn't lisp..
<10> that should match anything starting with a plus sign
<2> Chris62vw: it matches everythign :(
<10> I hope that is example code typed in wrong...
<0> ror: It shouldn't run!
<2> and it's actually if($foo=~/^\+/)
<10> eval: $z = "foobar"; $z =~ /^\+/
<9> Chris62vw: Return:
<12> lets see this mysterious $foo
<10> eval: $z = "+foobar"; $z =~ /^\+/
<9> Chris62vw: Return: 1
<10> something else is the matter with your program, or something
<4> buu, what's the declaration for BasicBot supposed to be? I mean, the include
<0> MOTHER OF GOD
<0> omgz0r: 'use Bot::BasicBot'
<13> mother of god haha
<4> Can't use string ("Bot::BasicBot") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/Bot/BasicBot.pm line 1463.
<4> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at bot.pl line 20.
<13> HAHAHAHAHA
<0> Congratulations you done wrong.
<13> a hash
<10> what the **** is omgz0r
<13> do you know how to use perl modules?
<10> omgz0r: 1
<1> wallshot: perldoc perlmod
<7> perlmod - Perl modules: how they work. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlmod'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlmod.html
<14> help me plz http://s5.bitefight.fr/c.php?uid=40648
<2> eval: $foo="+1700"=~tr/+//; return $foo;
<9> ror: Return: 1
<0> bitefight.fr eH?
<15> eval: $foo="+1700"; $foo =~ tr/+//d; $foo
<9> encryptio: Return: 1700
<15> ror: ^^
<2> thanks
<10> ror, do that again without the return
<10> yeah
<10> it would be nice if the evalbot did not automatically return
<10> we can return if we want to return
<0> ...
<12> if that happened people would say 'it'd be nice if the eval bot returned automatically...'
<15> but then we couldn't do l33t things like
<0> Yeah.
<15> eval: 2+2
<9> encryptio: Return: 4
<10> zshzn, yeah but who cares about everyone else
<2> what's the significance of the /d at the end? (apart frmo the fact it made my code work)
<0> ror: 'delete'
<15> ror: delete.
<13> ezu: yes, "ether" line
<13> mistell
<0> It's in.. perlop
<10> ror, perldoc perlop, look for tr, I think thats where it is
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