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<0> buu: wordpress is popular and good
<1> buu: phpbb!
<0> (debian packages too)
<1> erhm
<1> I MEAN BBLOG
<1> NOT PHPBB!
<2> thnx, thew...finally got cleared out =)
<3> Botje: WTF YOU TRAITOR
<2> i gues it's not ()[1] structure at all
<3> integral: Ick, php
<0> it works though
<3> http://use.perl.org/~bondage-chICK/journal/
<3> hahah
<3> That's a new one
<4> Livejournal has infected use.perl :(
<5> The millow slowly impinged upon the zone.
<1> rkama: proper jargon will get a lot of questions asked.
<0> is it only me who thinks rjbs comes across as a creepy stalker there? ;-)
<1> ehm ..
<1> you'd think the "learn perl" would kind of give it away
<6> what is wrong with creepy stalkers?
<5> rjbs is a nice guy, and his stalking is not particularly creepy.
<0> He's a Cl***::DBI user!
<2> we'r all learning perl aren't we Botje ?
<7> cya
<5> rkama: Not me!
<8> rkama: sure it is perl -MURI -le 'my $u = URI->new("http://www.example.com/foo/bar.pl";); print +($u->path_segments)[2]'
<1> rkama: and then there's proper spelling.
<1> Yaakov: how's svn? still hasn't eaten your homework? :
<5> Botje: Slowly integrating it into my workstyle.
<4> GumbyBRAIN: Stalking? You don't know stalking. Stalking is hiding in the bushes outside your window wearing a ski mask with a machete in one hand and a jar of vasoline in the other.
<0> "We're"
<9> ew73: The other one.
<3> ew73: Are you still out there?
<4> buu: Hello, hello.
<3> Well, I'm at work
<3> So you're really wasting your time
<5> Botje: It is working OK, now I have to start manipulating it programmatically.
<4> Horray!
<2> Botje: the proper spelling is't my target in learning
<2> i do my best i can here with the spelling
<1> rkama: a properly phrased and spelled question will attract good answers very easily :)
<0> I think SVK's meant to have a better perl interface than directly using SVN :-/
<3> Yay! Brian D. Foy gets his own wikipedia page
<1> buu: pfft, you haven't got one for yourself yet?
<3> No.
<10> So I wanna program stuff on bash ... perl is a nice language and easy to learn? I just want to program useful 10 line programs as oppose to 1000+ lines
<0> no, that's brian d foy, buu
<10> I know a bit of C
<8> ...
<4> int *ptr; /* i hate c */
<3> integral: No, it's Brian D. Foy
<0> Kyo: bash? perl isn't bash. bash is best for umm, interactive use. And as a posix compliant thingie to run shell scripts
<0> buu: no, it's brian d foy
<3> integral: No, it's Brian D. Foy
<11> i need to verify to binary files are identical, can i open() both and read from <$FH> into a @array for both and compare the 2 @arrays for exactness? ... also, i need to even check each element in both @arrays and report percentage of equal bytes
<10> er, sorry ...
<2> Botje: the spelling mistakes i make are low enougth, that i think it's not hard to understand what i ask, jargons - yes i dont know much (talking about perl), however i still do my best in trying to explain what i dont understand
<11> err...sorry, s/two/to/
<0> buu: http://www.pair.com/~comdog/style.html !
<3> Hrm. Wasn't there a popular perl blog software dealy?
<3> integral: I don't care what he wants!
<10> So what language is used when program in bash then?
<1> rkama: indeed. for taht, i thank you.
<11> s/to binaries/two binaries/ that is
<1> buu: like perl advent calendar?
<0> sugoi: shell out to the cmp(1) program. I think there is a File::Compare module.
<12> sugoi : why do you want to read it in memmory?
<1> sugoi: why not use md5sum?
<3> Botje: Er, what runs that?
<0> buu: movable type or bloxsom.
<1> if they're binary ..
<3> Ah
<1> buu: oh.
<11> Botje: because of the second part
<12> sugoi: read X bytes from file A. read X bytes from file B. Compare the A-chunk with the B-chunk. Repeat.
<1> sugoi: oh. bleh.
<11> heh, its important =)
<1> buu: FPA as perl software blog
<0> rkama: a jargon is a collection of words, so "jargons" refers to multiple collections of words, not multiple jargon words themselves.
<4> `diff $file1 $file2`;
<0> DomiX: Device::Cdio?
<0> ew73: cmp is better programmatically since you just test $? :)
<11> integral: does File::Compare have methods for percentage differences, or just equal or not equal?
<13> integral: yep
<14> hey, most
<0> ew73: in fact it's *designed* for this, in shell scripts and the right
<4> integral: Touche.
<2> :)
<0> sugoi: Why should *I* know? You've got the documentation for it too.
<11> integral: bc you suggested it, i thought you'd like to comment
<0> mmlj4: I don't think the factoid applies to regulars ;-)
<13> integral: I've installed this module but it requires perlcdio.pm and I've only perlcdio.so installed what can I do ?
<0> sugoi: Oh, I give it a 5 star rating and a blue ribbon.
<13> btw hello
<0> DomiX: you can't have installed it right if you're trying to use something that's not installed
<15> This doesn't work: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/8757
<11> haha, what attitudes, this must be that monthly time =)
<3> integral: factoid?
<0> buu: yes, the one that tells idiots to come here *rolls eyes*
<5> intergral: The jargons of the peoples are as plentiful as the fishes!
<2> integral: i think your're wrong, atleast the dictionaries i use tell me, that jargon can also be a word
<3> integral: There's one of those?
<13> integral: I understand, but this should come with this module, here is the log of the installation http://rafb.net/paste/results/t4bUjM33.html
<16> The paste t4bUjM33 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/604
<0> buu: yes, stored in purl's cute innards
<3> Damn.
<3> Let's lynch it.
<0> pianoboy3333: you need to use eq not == to compare strings.
<0> pianoboy3333: string and numeric comparison are handled by separate operations see perlop
<14> hey, i sent no one here, I only commented on the rash of misplaced IRC users on the sekrit network
<3> Sekrit my ***.
<15> integral: thank you soooo much, I forgot about that.... I'm not in cppland anymore.....
<0> DomiX: the .pm that should be installed is Device/Cdio.pm ...
<1> eval: $foo = 43; print ~-$foo;
<17> Botje: 42Return: 1
<5> rkama: The only use of jargon that I am aware of is "vocabulary".
<1> heheh. neat
<0> pianoboy3333: no problem!
<5> rkama: Which dictionary says it can be a single word?
<0> the OED says " 1. The inarticulate utterance of birds, or a vocal sound resembling it; twittering, chattering."
<13> integral: perl -e 'use Device::Cdio;' => Can't locate perlcdio.pm in @INC
<5> integral: Hence the modern usage.
<0> the OED also mentions languages and means of conversing.
<0> DomiX: o_O
<10> WHat is perl primilary used for?
<0> DomiX: that seems rather unusual
<4> ***
<0> Kyo: lots of stuff now.
<4> Mostly ***, though.
<0> Kyo: beer drinking is popular.
<3> Kyo: *** dolls.
<10> its more for scripting huh
<13> integral: in Cdio.pm there is "use perlcdio.pm"
<10> ew73, h, I see.
<4> Scripting, and ***.
<3> ***, scripting and beer
<5> Kyo: Perl is a general purpose programming language.
<3> I'll come in a gain
<0> jargon or jargoon is also a translucent, colourless, or smoky variety of the mineral zircon, found in Sri Lanka
<4> buu: The next generation's mantra!
<15> integral: What is the perldoc for appending, this won't work: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/8759 ?
<3> ew73: Awesome.
<0> DomiX: I think you're lying since "use perlcdio.pm" is not valid perl
<2> Yaakov: it doesn't really say that exactly, it just returns the meaning in my language it being as one "object", not multiple
<2> not a collection of words
<0> rkama: you're allowed to use a english dictionary as well as an translation dictionary...
<13> integral: sorry it's use perlcdio;
<5> Kyo: It can be used for traditional scripting type applications, in place of shell scripts or alongside them, or it can be used to write complex applications not really appropriately called "scripts".
<3> pianoboy3333: WHAT THE ****?
<0> DomiX: hmm, I think the module must be broken since that's really weird thing to have in one :-/
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