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<0> Note that I do have both ActiveState Perl (c:/perl and the symlink from /usr/local/bin/perl) and Cygwin Perl (/usr/bin/perl). Hmmm... in-use... I don't think it is, but I'll check.
<0> lsof: command not found :/
<1> heh
<1> TruPilot: I suspect perl loads it when you try to install M::B
<1> So when it tries to replace it, it fails
<1> Because windows ****s.
<0> Yeah, I know Windows blows...
<0> Hmmm - I'll try renaming the file before I attempt the build - maybe that'll help. :)
<1> I seriously doubt it..
<0> Can't hurt to try :)
<0> Hmmm - the dir doesn't exist.
<1> heh
<0> Looking for the "Simple" module
<1> TruPilot: It's going to be in ~root/.cpan/build
<0> yep
<0> /.cpan/build/.../blib/arch/auto doesn't exist
<1> um
<1> Dunno.
<1> Cygwin is insane.
<1> TruPilot: Have you tried vanilla perl?
<0> Yep - on a Linux box, no problem.
<1> um
<1> No
<1> Vanilla perl is a specific perl distro for windows
<1> THAT SOME *** COCK NAMED VANILLA
<0> Ah - no, haven't done that.
<0> Installing Simple and Simple::Test - seemed that it worked on Linux with those modules installed previously...
<0> Correction Simple and Test::Simple
<0> That's wierd - installing simple attempts to install Template::Stash::XS
<1> Awesome.
<1> install install tries to get junoscript
<0> Retrying cpan Module::Build
<0> ca-ching!
<2> GumbyBRAIN: one of these days GumbyBRAIN, bang zoom, straight to the moon!
<3> Oh, right wing politicians put one up to the moon!
<1> mangle
<1> buubot: mangle
<4> buu: Oh, felicitous bugger politicians rhetorize ubiquitous up to the loiter about!
<0> Installing Test::Simple fixed it.
<1> I agree!
<5> buu: What's mangle do exactly?
<6> dunno
<1> dabreegster: thesaurus
<5> buu: Nice
<1> Thanks
<2> GumbyBRAIN: mangle banglalore homer simpson
<3> cock lunch.
<7> GumbyBRAIN++
<3> There's term::progressbar that works just like the war in asia. Its the second case, but the majority of people to walk about by the afternoon that much shorter.
<1> That was oddly appropiate
<1> SLEEP NOW BITCHES
<2> no
<8> Hey! I just figured out what that huge wrench in my dad's toolbox was for when I was a kid.
<8> It's a spud wrench. For removing the big flush valve on a toilet tank.
<8> You might ask, "But how did you just find out what it is?" The answer involves poo-water.
<9> list
<10> nachos:
<9> learn foo,bar baz
<10> nachos: done.
<9> list
<10> nachos: foo, bar
<9> what bar
<10> nachos: bar - baz
<9> what foo
<10> nachos: foo - baz
<9> lis
<9> list
<10> nachos: foo, bar
<9> forget foo
<9> list
<10> nachos: bar
<9> forget bar
<9> list
<10> nachos:
<11> if i call a webpage via LWP, and print out $req->content, does that show the body? i'm getting no error but a blank page :/
<11> i surrounded $req->content in quotes just to see, it reports hash
<11> guess i hafta figure out the guts
<12> sounds like you are printing the wrong thing
<12> or doing the print incorrectly
<11> print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
<11> print "$req->content";
<12> see that is exactly how not to do it
<11> err well no quotes
<13> what's the best way to store data returned from a db server?
<13> in a variable, I mean
<11> this book i have ****sors
<0> Yeah! Finally - Devel::Cover works - now I need to learn how to use it :)
<0> (and find a way to integrate it into a test case management system
<11> ok found cpan and as_string
<0> what do you mean "store data returned from a db server" ?
<14> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
<11> lol, you think staos is a scam bot :)
<0> newb - and a poorly written one at that.
<0> jrsims - what are you trying to do?
<0> What kind of data? A list? A string? A number? Something else?
<15> I am stuck :\, Since upgrading my server to Apache2 with mod_perl2 a perl script I have intermittently gets no POST data, googling turns up a few people with the same problem but no solutions - it seems to be a CGI.pm initialization conflict with mod_perl, has anyone got any ideas about this error?
<16> GumbyBRAIN, You want the truth? You want the truth? YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH
<3> Io::handle is the truth.
<16> heh
<2> haha
<16> That's actually kinda funny
<2> GumbyBRAIN: what does it mean when you eat a fortune cookie, and its blank?
<3> I wanna eat at the cookie.
<17> good answer
<17> GumbyBRAIN: I look at the world, and I notice it's turning, while my guitar gently weeps
<3> and while it's mounted.
<17> GumbyBRAIN: With every mistake, we must surely be learning; still, my guitar gently weeps
<3> The mistake your making is confusing language flexibility with developer discipline. If a trained professional is doing all his mp3s here or have been my problem is that every midnight (utc) == 0 mod 86400.
<3> Gumbybrain is a windows xp pro producy key sticker on the application, simcop2387.
<17> GumbyBRAIN: I don't know how you were diverted; you were perverted, too
<3> Don't you think we know.
<2> GumbyBRAIN: madame xora, please read my palm
<3> Hmmm. I wonder if other alien civilizations have sent mine angel to testify unto every one of the water cause it's really my module for the next release of perl supports safe signals, you can read too much wow? Come on, its fluff youll look at this please.
<17> I think we've had him before ;)
<18> how to spell ameninie?
<17> GumbyBRAIN: Now my girl you're so young and pretty, and one thing I know is true, you'll be dead before your time is due
<3> I so need more than one.
<19> I'm trying to use "split /./ $foo" to split $foo in to an array of every single character in the string, but perl doesn't want to do it. What's a better way?
<8> Damnit. It ****s being short. I can't find a good bike on craigslist that will fit me. :(
<19> is PATTERN for split not a regex?
<8> Symian: Yes, it is a regexp.
<19> ew73 - Ok, so what's the best way to split a scalar string in to a list of one-character scalars?
<2> GumbyBRAIN: you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind
<8> my @arr = split //, "ble"; $arr[1];
<3> So in my mind.
<19> ahah
<8> eval: my @arr = split //, "ble"; $arr[1];
<19> just //
<4> ew73: l
<19> Strange. Ok, thanks!
<8> The pirate var!
<8> merlyn: You don't happen to have a (have a pipe wrench && be in NoPo) do you?
<20> not nopo
<20> and no pipe wrench
<8> Alas.
<20> not a hardware guy
<17> Symian: split /./ says that everything (other than a newline) is a delimiter and should be thrown away
<8> I wasn't either, until the toilet self-detonated.
<20> my pipes are limited to "|"
<20> ouch
<20> crap!
<8> Yes.
<8> There was.
<17> Symian: which gets you a lot of null fields and possibly newlines ;)
<18> btw, it's safe to touch sea anemone right?
<8> Try it.
<20> eh - not completelyh
<20> It's a nice sting
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