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<0> perlop?
<1> with an offset? what do you mean?
<1> like 19..21?
<0> no..
<0> something that would produce every Nth number between two numbers
<1> ah a step
<0> in this case, i want every 24th number between 0 and 195232
<0> yeah, a stepping
<1> hmm
<2> http://www.digibarn.com/collections/ads/ibm-50s/IBM-Corporate-Ads_Page_07.jpg
<3> cfedde's url is at http://xrl.us/o7ux
<1> eval: [(1..5)*2]
<4> simcop2387: [0]
<5> for(map{$_*24}(0..(195232)/24) {}
<1> perl needs to do the right thing there
<0> :<
<0> thanks DrForr
<6> eval: lc( undef )
<4> bennymack:
<7> simcop2387: p6!
<7> Hyperoperators++
<1> buu: cool
<0> mmm p6
<0> i want it now :(
<2> Hyperoperators?
<5> use v6-pugs;
<0> is pugs stable?
<0> lol.
<0> i hate those
<1> sparkman: how about a job posting back in 98 that said that you needed 15 years of windows 95 experiance!
<0> so easy for a PR person to demand years of experience, without realizing how much taht is
<0> hah
<0> serious?
<1> yep
<1> that kind of thing happens alot
<1> impossible job requirements
<0> ya
<1> GumbyBRAIN: ping pong table tennis, 3D GTA PONG!
<8> Ping pong in the 3rd person and in a "beers of the table?
<9> YES
<10> is there anyway to print all of the elements of a record using something like print $rec?
<11> "elements of a record"?
<11> what is a record?
<0> majikman: perldoc Data::Dumper
<4> majikman: Type 'perldoc Data::Dumper' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/Data/Dumper.html
<12> peterS: an ancient technology for storing sound recordings on a vinyl disc ;)
<2> use YAML; print Dump $rec
<10> ahh, thanks
<11> hobbs: ah yeah, you need the Analog module
<2> and a needle
<2> maybe a styrofoam cup too.
<13> I made a change to one of the CPAN modules. How do I submit my change?
<0> kapputu: submit it in patch form to the author
<14> kapputu: email the author
<12> kapputu: email the author? :)
<2> kapputu: find the author, mail him a patch. or use the bug interface
<0> (E) All of the above
<2> kapputu: you know about patch files?
<2> simcop2387: in the fuzzy logic sense? or just throwing in noise?
<13> cfedde: yes, I know about patch files
<0> simcop2387: i made a module that makes 'fuzzy estimates' of numbers and things
<0> ie 3 becomes "a few", 2 becomes "a couple", 15 becomes "quite a bit" in the right context, etc
<12> "5 hundred, plus or minus a million or so"
<0> hehe
<1> cfedde: which would be more damning?
<2> one, two, infinity
<13> but I'm on Windows and don't have access to diff
<2> kapputu: cygwin
<2> or ppt
<11> man, it ****s to be you
<0> there are various win32 editors that can create diffs
<0> i believe gvim can
<11> not having access to diff makes software development nearly impossible
<13> what if he doesn't accept my patch
<0> as well as pspad, iirc
<0> kapputu: then your patch isn't accepted
<2> you'll never know if you don't ask.
<2> or you can post your own distribution as a subcl*** of his.
<13> of course I'm going to ask him
<13> but it's good to know the alternatives too
<5> Woosta: You can seek forever on a blank disk.
<2> o/~ On a clear disk o/~ you can seek forever o/~
<0> kapputu: the altnerative is to fork, i guess
<2> sparkman: forking would be bad. Better to subcl***.
<0> perhaps
<2> most authors want patches though.
<0> indeed, the perl community is a wonderful thing
<1> GumbyBRAIN: who has the most accepting and helpful community, Perl, PHP, or C?
<8> Drforr has about the php...
<1> DrForr: what does he mean?
<15> is there a command to put all the filenames in the directory into an array?
<1> opendir and friends
<1> perldoc -f opendir
<4> Type 'perldoc -f opendir' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/opendir.html
<2> glob
<1> globs work too
<1> some people don't like them though
<5> I respectfully refuse to answer that question on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
<2> there's one in every croud
<9> i like globs :)
<2> crowd
<1> DrForr: heh
<1> GumbyBRAIN: DrForr pleads the fifth, how do you plead? (guilty i hope)
<8> How would you hope they go when our new toy is linked frm x" strategy.
<1> what is X double prime strategy?
<2> double super secret
<15> why do people not like glob
<15> ?
<16> simcop2387: sounds like mumbo jumbo to me.
<1> gleesond: don't recall
<15> hmm
<1> its nothing serious though
<2> gleesond: because it's from the features that make perl scripty rather than probrammy
<2> programmy
<1> GumbyBRAIN: you must tell me what is your X double prime strategy!
<8> seems to me i can tell is...
<15> ah, but thats what I like about perl
<6> gleesond: me too
<1> yet again GumbyBRAIN thwarts my interrogation
<2> gleesond: perl lives in two worlds. One populated with oneliners the other with ivory tower programs.
<6> cfedde: nice
<17> golf's not always a one liner.
<12> and oneliners are usually not golf :)
<2> what's cool though is using an ivory tower module in the oneliner.
<18> hey you guys - any idea why i can't seem to capture STDERR on windows with the POE?
<19> What happens in this: pack 'C/a', '\04Tester'; I am reading a perl reference on pack and it says The leading character (defined by the octal '\04) is extracted by 'C/', which is then used as the repeating value for 'a'. The combination effectively changesthe preceding expression topack 'a4','Tester' But a4 indicates only 4 bytes will be packed, doesnt it?
<20> Does Windows even _have_ STDERR?
<2> is windows sufficiently POSIX to have a stderr?
<12> pkrumins: right...
<11> it should have STDERR
<19> hobbs, what happens to the last two bytes, they are just ignored?
<11> I mean, the platform console mode has an error channel as well as an output channel
<19> pack 'a4', 'Tester'
<12> pkrumins: so far, anyway :)
<21> I'm stuck with a dedicated server for the next month and I don't need it, I'll give full access for 3/5 the price if anyone wants it.
<6> rutski89: what OS?
<12> pkrumins: er wait...
<12> pkrumins: you're confusing pack with unpack :)
<6> UnCyclunux
<12> pkrumins: if you pack "C/a*", "\04Tester", you will get "\07\04Tester" :)
<21> bennymack: Red Hat Enterprise 3
<12> pkrumins: if you unpack "C/a*", "\04Tester", you will get "Test"
<21> bennymack: I know, it makes me sick too :-p
<6> must be spensive
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