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<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/8Rx7wW75.html
<1> The paste 8Rx7wW75 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1304
<0> that's what i'm getting
<2> kernal, huh?
<0> $poe_kernal->delay('screenshot', 10, $heap, $nickname, $process, $browser, $kill);
<0> thats how i call it
<0> it's not getting to that part though
<3> $poe_kernel ? or is $poe_kernal a local var?
<0> i don't think so
<4> exported.
<3> al vs el
<0> $poe_kernel->run();
<3> POE exports the el version
<5> el
<0> thats how i use it
<3> bnovc: but it is spelled incorrectly
<0> oh, hah
<0> seems like odd errors for that
<6> php is weird
<3> bit really considering $poe_kernal shouldn't exist unless you define it
<0> i didnt
<2> well then
<5> HellDragon: ruby is weird
<0> after i corrected my spelling i got the same error
<6> creating021: yean
<6> ruby is sooo weird
<6> harder than C++
<6> and its poo
<3> bnovc: do you have a 'use POE;' in that file?
<5> yea
<0> pravus, no but it's being included by a file that does?
<6> poo like the thing u make in the toilet ;)
<3> bnovc: try it with 'use POE;'
<0> k
<5> HellDragon: aspect orinted = Ruby
<0> pravus, same thing
<2> creating021: HellDragon: Why do you have to be complete idiots _here_ ?
<3> bnovc: something else is wrong then
<6> OMG SL IS POOP
<7> ooooooooh, POOPIE!
<8> hi all.. how do I get the POST data in a perl script?
<3> fesioux: probably by using the CGI module (perldoc CGI)
<1> CGI. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc CGI'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/CGI.html
<8> thanks!
<0> pravus, it errors when i remove the poe_kernel line too
<0> so i would ***ume i have something else wrong
<3> sounds like it
<3> are you talking about all of the other errors? those looked like you were using strict but not defining variables properly
<9> what is the module to find words with similar pronuncations? it was mentioned in the camel book I believe, by Wall... but I can't remember the name, any ideas? it ended in -ex, if I recall correctly..
<3> soundex?
<9> pravus, yes! that is it, thanks.
<2> jeff2: there's also Metaphone, which is probably better
<8> isn't there any more straight-forward way instead of using the CGI module? (something similar to php's $_POST )
<0> i fixed those errors
<3> jeff2: you are lucky... Oracle has that function :)
<0> triggers.pl did not return a true value at aim_trigger.pl line 10.
<0> is what i'm getting now
<3> fesioux: NO!
<0> when i uncomment the poe line
<2> fesioux: that's not straightforward, it's broken and intrusive :)
<0> $poe_kernel->state('screenshot', \&screenshot);
<3> fesioux: Perl is not PHP... don't think of it in terms of PHP
<0> no more errors than not returning true
<8> haha ok, sorry for saying PHP here!! it is probably a say-it-three-times-and-you're-kicked word =)
<3> bnovc: the module when it loads? add "1;" at the end
<0> pravus, i have 1 at the end
<0> it works when that line is commented
<0> er maybe id on't have 1 anymore
<10> fesioux: What's not straightforward about using the CGI module, anyway?
<3> fesioux: no, but it is important to note that Perl and PHP occupy two different solution sets (though they overlap)
<3> fesioux: therefore, the perl way is different because it is designed differently
<8> yeah.. i see..
<8> revdiablo: I was looking for something easier like just printing the "header: content-type" at the beginning and then go outputting html... instead of the OO approach the perldoc cgi suggests
<3> fesioux: you are spoiled because you have used mod_php... PHP does much of that for you
<3> maybe mod_perl does as well (not sure, never used it)
<10> fesioux: I don't think CGI is very difficult
<2> fesioux: you can do that ust fine
<11> but god will kill several kittens
<10> fesioux: Oh, if you're talking about generating HTML using CGI's functions... then I agree. That is terrible
<2> fesioux: the CGI methods let you get data from the server, and simplify some tasks of generating output. But you don't need CGI.pm to do CGI
<2> fesioux: and when it comes to its HTML-generating code, don't use it
<10> fesioux: I usually advise using the CGI module to handle the input, and using templates for the output
<8> ah ok...
<8> it is because the perldoc does some strange stuff to output html via the cgi module
<3> yeah, i wish they had a module for *just* parsing the CGI vars, but meh
<10> pravus: There are several on CPAN
<0> pravus, are you sure you can just do delay('abc', 5, $p1, $p2...)?
<10> pravus: But CGI.pm is standard distribution, so that's what most people use
<8> so you suggest I use cgi module to get the input, and then just print the output ..
<0> all of my variables appear to be coming through as the first one
<3> bnovc: according to my understanding of the POE::Kernel perldoc
<0> i shouldn't put them into an array first?
<3> revdiablo: yeah, i'd like something in core... but again, meh
<3> bnovc: i wouldn't think so
<10> fesioux: Yes, just print the output. But I generate the output with templates, rather than embedding HTML in double quotes.
<3> bnovc: look at the POE::Kernel perldoc for delay()
<0> pravus, i have been and that seems to be how they do it, with an array instead
<0> they write @params
<12> anyone here have an IPOD working in linux?
<3> i mean, you could put them in an array.. but that's a waste
<12> gtkpod seems to be almost worthless, it doesnt work very well for me
<10> bitwise: Yes
<10> bitwise: That seems a bit offtopic here, though =)
<8> revdiablo: ah ok... which templating system would you suggest?
<10> bitwise: gnupod seems to work fine for me
<3> bnovc: $kernel->delay( $event, $seconds, @event_args );
<0> right
<10> fesioux: HTML::Template is very simple and fits in my brain well
<0> so wouldn't i have to make an array of params and not just comma them in?
<3> ok, so what happens to an array that is p***ed to a sub?
<0> pravus, ah, it just linearizes?
<13> it's flattened
<10> Smashed into a list
<3> is (1, 2, 'a', 'b') equivalent to: @a=('a', 'b'); (1, 2, @a) ?
<10> Bwammo
<10> yes
<2> It's log! From Blammo.
<0> pravus, i didn't know that it was before
<13> (1,2,(3,4)) == (1,2,3,4)
<12> revdiablo, does gnupod allow for video?
<3> yes, it is... except that the second one is not necessary
<3> in most cases anyways
<3> bnovc: you are probably thinking about array refs
<3> which are a *whole* different animal
<10> bitwise: Ah, not sure about that. For video I usually break down and use iTunes in Windows... dealing with all the video conversion and whatnot in Linux makes my head hurt
<14> hi ! how to can protect a special character on scalar
<10> Onyx-le-chat: Protect?
<14> hum
<10> Onyx-le-chat: What do you mean by protect?
<14> " c'est"
<14> to put ' on " "
<10> I don't understand
<14> sorry :(
<0> $nickname and $browser are shown as POE::Session=ARRAY(0x89d8954)
<0> using...my ($heap, $nickname, $channel, $protocol, $process, $browser, $kill) = @_; and $poe_kernel->delay('screenshot', 10, $heap, $nickname, $channel, $protocol, $process, $browser, $kill);
<10> bitwise: They are POE sessions
<0> they're definitely that before being called
<2> bnovc: yh...
<10> Err
<10> bnovc: They are POE sessions
<0> revdiablo, they shouldn't be though
<0> they're not when i call ->delay with them
<10> Gah, this parking ticket I got has a website to pay, but the website says my citation number is invalid
<10> Me smash!
<3> revdiablo: figures
<14> revdiablo:~$ I speak badly English
<2> revdiablo: the website says you have no ticket, so don't pay ;)
<10> Oh, the "citation number" includes the "RP" prefix. But while it's in uppercase on the ticket, it needed to be lowercase on the website
<10> How very convenient
<6> revdiablo is poop
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