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<0> do you like it better for templating than Mason?
<1> nothing is perfect
<0> yea :(
<2> Mmm
<0> I'd rather stick to one tool too, and learn it really well
<1> in the medium run, the Template::Toolkit community is more vibrant than Petal
<2> Description...
<2> "Term::Prompt is an extension that eases the task of user (interference? asking questions?)"
<2> Please help me form a nice English sentance
<0> dazjorz: eases the task for command line input
<1> "of asking questions of the user"
<2> rutski89: Not command line, it gives a nice menu at the terminal
<2> it's interactive
<0> ahh, ok; cool
<0> ncurses?
<2> Nope, basic print
<2> very basic
<2> That eases the task of user interactivity
<2> what about that?
<0> cool
<0> "Perl extension for prompting a user for information" isn't good enough?
<1> I don't think it is very good.
<1> "eases the task of user interactivity" is wrong
<2> Really?
<2> oh.
<1> "eases the task of programmning user interactivity" is wrong
<2> What's better?
<1> "eases the task of programmning user interactivity" is better,
<2> Hmmm yes, you're right
<2> rutski89: Nah, I want to make myself look professional. ;)
<2> Term::Prompt is an extension that eases the task of programming user interactivity. It helps you to get information from the user, and ask what he really wants to do. It uses basic print commands, and has no dependancies.
<0> hehe, yea :)
<2> See also...
<2> Nothing.
<2> >.<
<1> is an extension that eases the task of programming user interactivity. It helps you to get information from the user, and asks what they really want to do. It uses basic print commands, and has no dependencies.
<2> Huh?
<2> They?
<1> he?
<1> does it only work for male users?
<2> "Get information from the user, and asks what he (That user!) really wants to do"
<0> lol
<2> No, I just guessed that the word 'user' is male
<2> although English only has 'the'
<1> user is not male
<2> it doesn't make a difference between male, female and (how's the other one named?) words
<1> neuter
<2> But it used to, I thinks
<2> Think*
<1> not so much in English, really
<1> Some things, like ships, were always female
<2> Well, then it should be: from users, and ask what they
<2> Otherwise it sounds so ... Odd
<2> As if the user is schizofrenic...
<1> asks, not ask
<2> Yes
<2> No
<2> It helps you to get information from users, and ask what they really want to do.
<2> It helps you to get information, and it helps you to ask...
<2> but the second "it helps you to" is omitted
<1> change the first one to "and ask them what they really want" (skip "to do")
<2> Kk
<3> GumbyBRAIN: Term::Prompt ?
<4> Part of io::prompt.
<2> Absolutely not!
<1> I think I need to get back to my project. Ciao for now
<2> Cya, thanks for your help, jsn
<1> gumbyBRAIN is a bot that is super, super smart and says only perfect things, just like BinGOs
<2> GumbyBRAIN: Term::Prompt was made by DaZjorz
<4> and her light was like being sent into space.
<4> Perfect with a bot::basicbot.
<2> Hehehe
<2> Okay, that's just great, it seems to be fully working
<2> Version 0.01 is done
<3> It ain't done until the fat lady sings.
<2> When will she?
<5> near the end
<2> uh oh
<2> then there's no point in making the module at all :(
<3> poor dazjorz
<2> *cries*
<6> during the Die Walkyrie scene..
<6> or maybe it was later, don't remember :)
<2> Okay uuh
<2> How do I send a package to CPAN or become a dev?
<2> And how will I be able to update it?
<2> I first send it to CPAN Testers right?
<2> oh well, there's no real test
<5> no, you can just upload it
<5> there's a FAQ on this
<2> Oh?
<2> I'll search for it
<2> Btw... I had a question about testing too
<2> The module is interactive, and when using 'make test', it runs in the background, so the tests will never give positive answer
<5> automate the captive interface with Expect or something
<3> pause.perl.org
<7> if I have a socket and do $answer = <$socket> and the server sent a multi line response what would it catch?
<0> How in the world does mod_perl go about embedding perl into /usr/bin/httpd?
<0> magic?
<5> ding!
<2> The Desired ID
<2> 3-9 characters matching [A-Z], please
<2> Does it have to be capitals?
<8> row: depends on the value of $/ at that point
<2> On the PAUSE registration
<5> TIAS
<7> if I do while ($answer = <$socket) it will that stop me printing to socket?
<7> inside the while loop of course.
<2> row, that'll cause a syntax error
<2> <$socket> won't, though
<7> oops ehehe yeah sorry
<7> left it off my bad
<7> :)
<2> but inside a while($answer = <$socket>) { you can print to $socket, yes }
<7> ta
<7> thats all I needed to know thanks
<2> while($answer = <$socket>) { print $socket "You answered: $answer\n"; }
<9> you have to think about buffering issues when reading a line at a time from a socket
<9> hopefully, you're not doing anything else if you're also using <> :)
<7> nothing much no
<9> for example, IO::Select doesn't work with <>
<9> you have to use sysread()
<9> or just use POE. :)
<10> Yay! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824116381
<11> revdiablo's url is at http://xrl.us/mmtg
<10> I done bought me a big screen
<7> merlyn: should not be a problem is just a one of script to run a very quick connect+ query
<9> what kind of query?
<9> some custom protocol? or something normal like HTTP or SMTP?
<7> irc.
<12> SMTP IS NORMA?
<9> Why aren't you using the IRC modules then?
<7> cause its only a quick one off job
<9> that's how they all start. :)
<7> lol
<10> And that's an even better reason to use a module. It's usually much quicker than rolling your own
<13> row, trying to make a bot?
<7> I already done it so its all good
<7> no way
<7> I wrote a bot using POE once in perl
<9> Especially since if you're doing one thing with IRC, you're likely going to also do another thing
<7> this is just a quick connect+whois log whois disconnect move on job
<9> and so investing time to learn a framework, you save time from there on.
<7> sleep(1); will make my script sleep for 1 sec right?
<10> perldoc -f sleep
<14> sleep. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f sleep'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/sleep.html
<7> thought so
<7> I did perldoc sleep ebfore wondered why it ruturned nothing
<9> "perldoc BLAH" is "show me manpage BLAH"
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