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<0> dabreegster, I dont even know what the deal is with the exploit
<1> Chris62vw: Ditto
<2> something about either filtering or automatic port sharing or something and it drops the connection
<2> GumbyBRAIN: DCC
<3> Dcc send "testing" 0 0 0.
<2> haha
<2> sorry BinGOs
<1> O_O
<2> Chris62vw: i could easily get that to happen to perlbot too, if you don't pay my fee of 10mbit/s upstream
<4> what would be the regex to match on "<CITE>words and stuff here</CITE>"
<4> I want everything, including the CITE tags
<4> but the wrapped text can vary
<2> /<CITE>words and stuff here</CITE>/
<2> oh it can? damn
<4> god dammit
<4> smart*** :)
<1> There's an unescaped / in there anyway
<4> true
<4> is there nothing like a wildcard I can put between those tags?
<2> m|<CITE>(?<!</CITE>)*</CITE>|
<1> (\w+) But that's probably wrong. I mean, you can have numbers and punctuation. Maybe '.+' without quotes. I don't do regexps, sorry.
<2> m|<CITE>.*?</CITE>| would also work but is less fun
<0> simcop2387, yeah, like perlbot is connected by some lame router :-)
<2> Chris62vw: no but i can get him k-lined :)
<0> jrsims, use an HTML parsing module. of course you should not use a regex for that
<0> using a regex there is askin' for trouble
<4> how so?
<0> of course if you know your data well, use a regex
<0> well. they're just bad to use when parsing html
<4> right, but I know that I want the CITE tags and everythign between
<2> <CITE><CITE><CITE>*** KILLS</CITE> NO IT DOESN'T</CITE> YES IT DOES</CITE> NUHUH!
<0> often people will do this: /<sometag>(.+?)</ but then there is a < in the text...
<0> its just not a "good idea". that's all
<0> and dont use .* when you know there will be text there. use .+ .* is overused
<4> yeah, I know. I just keep trying to dodge the LinkExtor module.
<0> oh, so you know about it
<0> why not use it?
<2> Chris62vw: what advantage does .+ have over .* speed? ease of use?
<4> meh, I though putting together a regex might be faster
<2> [a]freebsd_fan: shouldn't that be; a?freebsd_fan
<4> aha, check this **** out
<4> m{<CITE>(.*?)</CITE>}i
<0> simcop2387, they're two different things man
<0> if you mean "one or more" then use .+ because .+ means "one or more"
<2> Chris62vw: yes but if you know something is there which is better then?
<5> simcop2387: hehe
<5> i'm just making people whois me so they check out my url with their google bar, that way i get higher google ranking
<2> new version of mplayer is out
<5> :)
<0> simcop2387, just think about it. dot-star is just so overused. the + quantifier should be used probably 90% of the time when the * is used
<2> [a]freebsd_fan: i don't /whois people
<1> simcop2387: Any notably cool new features?
<5> you're weird then :)
<2> dabreegster: i'm checking that as we speak
<1> simcop2387: I'll probably wait for a marillat package. I'm lazy.
<2> dabreegster: two big security fixes, supports a completely non-executable stack, and another one that someone found
<1> [a]freebsd_fan: I just /whois'ed you and totally failed to search for you.
<5> hehehe
<5> lamer :)
<1> simcop2387: Bug fixes aren't that important to me. I'll ignore the "big security fixes" bit.
<2> perlbot paste
<6> Paste your code and #perl will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/perl http://dragon.cbi.tamucc.edu:8080 http://erxz.com/pb
<1> It's not like it's in the topic or anything
<7> anyone use mutt-ng here?
<2> dabreegster: i can't right click on the topic
<5> i can see that a lot of you lamer0x's are visiting my site, another one bites the dust :)
<5> mmm :)
<1> simcop2387: xchat seems really evil
<8> "simcop2387" at 68.115.152.146 pasted "mplayer changelog for dabgreester" (294 lines, 14.3K) at http://sial.org/pbot/17724
<1> simcop2387: Thanks
<2> dabreegster: well i can but i have to scroll up or type /topic, and /pbp is faster
<0> http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/13/fema.audit/index.html I saw this coming
<1> I should really be un-lazy next time.
<1> simcop2387: Yeah
<9> simcop2387: Jesus christ that's long.
<2> ew73: well its been 1 year + 2 months
<1> I really need to figure out how to tell elinks to never, ever allow pages to scroll this long horizontally
<9> They need ms-style changelongs.
<9> * Addressed multiple security issues.
<9> * Added new skin
<1> Hey, creation of Flash videos. Maybe that means playing them will magically work soon. Somehow it could automatically cut out the pointless 'click to begin' bit
<1> DVDnav! Cool.
<2> dabreegster: #
<2> # new option: -idle, to make MPlayer wait for input commands when done playing all files
<1> AV synch fixes. Wonder if any can magically make this old box not have to re-encode some videos.
<2> holy **** thats cool
<2> i've been wanting a controllable mplayer for 2 years
<1> Erm... how? So you can have a chance to tell it to go back?
<9> simcop2387: Um, you know about the arrow keys, right?
<1> There's always been a -remote or something
<4> what does =~ mean?
<2> dabreegster: to control it via a perl module and never have it close
<1> simcop2387: Hmm
<9> simcop2387: The -idle is entirely so you can rewind the porno to the money shot at the end and not have the thing close.
<2> dabreegster: so that i can "run my own tv station" in my house via coaxial cable already run through the house
<2> i've got the entire simpsons series (except season 17 so far) and alot of other shows that i'd love to just tune to on cable and watch
<1> simcop2387: A JMD-like interface to mplayer... Suddenly have an urge for a random fight scene in another video? Play it, then go back to where you were. Better queueing...
<2> i've already got a scheduling system created for audio (that i'm in the process of redoing) that would be AWSOME for video
<1> simcop2387: A Perl module to control remote mode might be cool. I might try to write one if I get bored, or at least a JMD wraparound to the module if it's created
<1> simcop2387: I wonder if it's like my project... What's it do?
<2> dabreegster: basically runs a radio station off a calendar and some playlists
<4> what does =~ mean?
<1> simcop2387: Neat
<2> jrsims: its the regex operator
<2> #
<2> # configure check and compiler optimizations for AMD-64 extended
<2> SWEET
<2> stupid xchat
<1> I don't understand why other music players can't have the listener queue up a list, then suddenly play another list, and when the second queue is finished, go back to the first and resume.
<4> so, it just tells perl that hey, the next few characters should be interpreted as regex?
<2> dabreegster: i don't do that alot but i can see alot of people doing it
<10> jrsims: perldoc perlop
<11> perlop - Perl operators and precedence. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlop'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html
<2> jrsims: something like that
<1> simcop2387: Then I really need to deal with all the little issues here and there and package up my script. I use this every day and it rules.
<12> simcop2387: nice one.
<2> BinGOs: heh i didn't think it'd work
<13> can you give me some link for perl tutorial?
<10> scherz0z: google for beginning perl
<2> perlbot begining perl
<2> perlbot beginning perl
<6> http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<2> scherz0z: there you are
<13> why?
<1> Usually I have it set to play all of my songs randomly. But say I get a random urge for a particular song. I play it. When it's done, it picks up where it left off in the random list.
<12> not only gumbybrain, but gumbysnort as well. Well *you* can get the kline lifted if you don't mind.
<4> <-- likes straight answers when he can get them.
<2> gumbysnort?
<2> #new proof-of-concept karaoke (voice removal) filter hehe cool
<12> Yes, my ids bot running on #ThreatNET
<4> PERL IS ****IN WEIRD!
<10> perl is awesome
<1> simcop2387: Voice removal filter? I doubt it's good.
<2> dabreegster: dunno but it'd be killer fun during the Holy Grail
<1> simcop2387: Or when a trailer for some movie has awesome unreleased music but too many voices.
<2> BinGOs: there i just /msg'd lilo
<12> simcop2387: thank you.
<2> BinGOs: i can't believe it worked still
<12> *sigh*
<2> BinGOs: i'd add a filter to him to prevent that actually
<2> sorry
<12> :)
<2> dabreegster: i love all the new codecs from ffmpeg added in
<1> simcop2387: I don't think I've used many of those before. Pretty much brightening the picture or scaling down.
<2> BinGOs: lilo is requesting that a filter be put on it to prevent that
<2> use libvbe from vesautils as VESA video driver; does this mean that a dos version of mplayer could use vbe and display wmv files?
<2> BinGOs: did you add a filter for dcc...?
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