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<0> What about Tom Petty lyrics?
<1> buu: hm did install Module::Build, did clean XMMS::InfoPipe and install again, too early to specify a build action 'Build'. Do 'Build Build' insted. make: *** [Build] Error 9, /usr/bin/make -- NOT OK
<2> only if it's pre-1993-era.
<0> I wouldn't hurt, little honey bee?
<3> infi: /~ She's a good girl. Loves her mama, loves Jesus, and America too... ~/
<3> Hi tag.
<4> cableroy: Manually install it.
<2> ew73++ # transgression forgiven.
<5> sup
<2> rindolf++ # just cuz Mr. Fish is ***y.
<0> horray!
<3> infi: :-) # Thanks.
<4> cableroy: M::B has broken bits when you try to automate it from cpan. Do Build Build in the right directory.
<1> buu: hm, do you know a howto? i haven't manualy installed modules
<4> cableroy: cd ~/.cpan/build/XMM<tab>; Build Build; Build test; Build install
<4> or something similar
<6> jesus is for ****ers
<6> god is dead and so are yuo
<6> (and tom petty ****s)
<3> cableroy: are you trying to install it on Windows?
<1> rindolf: no linux
<3> cableroy: then do ./Build build
<3> cableroy: a "Build build" command won't work.
<2> BinGOs: SPAMMAR!
<7> **** you.
<2> k.
<7> >:)
<1> rindolf: no Build file, only a Build.PL
<3> cableroy: then run perl Build.PL first.
<1> ya i noticed that
<1> ./Build Build gives me no action 'Build' defined, try running the 'help' action.
<4> cableroy: Well then run it!
<3> cableroy: type "./Build" alone
<1> ./Build install did the trick
<1> i also ran ./Build code
<4> cableroy: then ./Build test; ./Build install
<8> eep
<8> what was that program that checks if my memory is ****ed
<3> eval: 5+5
<9> No such file or directory at evalbot.pl line 249.
<8> that doesn't require a reboot
<10> make bzImage
<11> hi there
<12> hi
<13> "screemo" at 83.90.84.202 pasted "get only document from URL" (1 line, 60B) at http://sial.org/pbot/17272
<11> I have an URL, that I want to get only the document name from: http://sial.org/pbot/17272
<11> using regular expressions..
<10> that's not perl
<14> heh
<15> screemo: why not use the URI module?
<10> that's a URl, :)
<4> screemo: USE URI OR DIE IN A FIRE.
<15> oh no.
<15> when did the "die in a fire" meme reach #perl?
<4> japhy: Like 2 years ago?
<10> buu is our link to pop culture
<4> I'm honoured.
<4> And british, apparently.
<16> hmm. someone wrote me pointing at one of my columns and asked "can you say more about this?"
<11> japhy: I want to use regex instead ?
<16> So I replied simply "yes." :)
<4> merlyn: I'm suprised you don't have an automated response for that.
<10> hardly anyone appreciates literal geek humour
<4> screemo: NO YOU DON'T.
<15> screemo: fine, then do so. my ($filename) = $url =~ m{([^/]+)$};
<15> there you go
<2> buu: fancy that, cram this tyre in your boot, wipe your windscreen, and get off your bollocks and into the lorry.
<15> don't blame me if it breaks later, screemo
<11> japhy: thanks :)
<11> japhy: I wont
<15> it's set to break in 21 hours.
<16> I mean - there's not really a question there. Except the question I answered. :)
<4> infi: TENTACLES.
<17> JAPENESE.
<16> I guess they'll write back with a more specific question, or maybe respond "eliza" style with "go on..." :)
<4> EvanCarroll: cthulhu
<17> buu: Africans.
<4> merlyn: I wonder if eliza would be more effective over email
<15> merlyn: "we were talking about you, not me"
<3> Hi merlyn
<10> one thing I like about uk pronounciation is that they tend to enunciate most letters fully. It sems more accurate than the .us way
<17> I want a one letter domain name damit
<17> I wonder what the value of one is
<4> EvanCarroll: So do I, but you can't get one.
<6> 1
<17> Now you can't get one
<17> At one point i think they gave them away.
<17> I would be happy with any letter though i'm not picky.
<17> I'll even take 'z'
<2> hey wait, you can get ....com now
<17> who would wan't it anyway
<18> In DBI can placeholders be used inside strings? eg: select..... where foo like "?%"
<2> there's an RFC on it, but I haven't read it yet.
<10> cfedde no
<18> apparently I always need to encode it outside the database
<4> cfedde: DBI quote
<4> EvanCarroll: You can get two letters from some cctld
<10> possibly concat(?,"%")
<18> buu: yea....
<4> EvanCarroll: But there's no such thing as a 1 letter domain
<18> dkr: ***uming anything better than SQLite.
<19> cfedde: perldoc DBI actually addresses that one directly :)
<10> When using placeholders with the SQL "LIKE" qualifier, you must remember that the placeholder
<10> substitutes for the whole string. So you should use ""... LIKE ? ..."" and include any wild-
<10> card characters in the value that you bind to the placeholder.
<20> EvanCarroll: http://ampersandhash0065semicolon.com
<21> my cpan -i is buggered up on redhat
<21> wont install anything ncie
<21> how o I have it auto pick an arhcive site
<21> I dont liek the utah one
<10> o conf
<10> or just edit CPAN/Config.pm
<18> hobbs: rock on!
<16> "o conf init" - asks all the questions over again
<16> then "o conf save" or something like that
<16> "o conf commit"
<22> I'm just not ready for that type of commitment, baby.
<14> Ace Ventura.
<22> Weird Al, actually
<14> :(
<23> ARGH, the writers of PCRE need to be shot
<22> "Then she ran away and I never saw her again, and that's just the way things go"
<23> "^/+[a-z\.]+/*$" should never be able to match "/", grrr
<16> Ikarus - correct. so something else is going on
<3> Ikarus: I cannot reproduce it in python.
<10> try making things explicit instead of using shortcuts, e.g. {1,} instead of +
<10> for more portable regexen
<2> "portable" ?
<23> Nah, I think I can write a way around this, stupid apache, appaerently you can't use $ in many places
<2> why is {1,} more portable than '+'?
<17> what is the idiom to ***ign in parrell to a hash
<17> $hash[qw/key1 key2/] = qw/a b/; ?
<17> it isn't
<17> oh hrm the sigil
<16> @hash{qw(key1 key2)} = qw(val1 val2);
<17> oh god damnit ruby of doom
<17> hrm
<17> that still doesn't work
<17> eval: my %h; %h{qw/key1 key2/} = qw/foo bar/; print $h{key1};
<9> Your vendor has not defined BSD::Resource macro RLIMIT_AS, used at evalbot.pl line 263
<16> oops!
<17> wtf now.
<17> BUU. YOU BOT ****S!
<17> R*
<17> err
<17> eval: my %h; @h{qw/key1 key2/} = qw/foo bar/; print $h{key1};
<24> it's broken right now
<9> Your vendor has not defined BSD::Resource macro RLIMIT_AS, used at evalbot.pl line 263
<25> Is there any simple way i can restrict connections to my HTTP::Proxy server by ip?
<16> just reject them
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