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<0> revdiablo is poop
<1> Thanks, HellDragon
<2> revdiablo: get a vanity plate with 'NO PLATE' as the text
<0> llol
<3> erf
<0> lol Onyx-le-chat
<4> HellDragon: why don't you die?
<3> hi ! how to can protect a special character on string
<3> :)
<3> oops
<1> Now I can shred this ticket
<5> who pays tickets?
<2> $comm->breakdown();
<6> Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at triggers.pl line 310.
<1> People who don't want their cars towed away?
<5> i let them suspend my license rather than pay an inspection ticket
<6> why doesnt it tell you the variable name
<5> i have three bikes so it's all good
<2> bnovc: what vars are on $310? perhaps sprinkle "\n"'s in there?
<6> yea i'm doing that now
<6> i just wish it told me
<1> $3 internet service fee
<1> Great service here
<2> i don't understand that... less personnell, easier to maintain, but costs the end-user more
<2> as if hiring monkies to sit in an office is cheaper
<6> $poe_kernel->delay('screenshot', 10, $heap, $nickname, $channel, $protocol, $process, $browser, $kill);
<6> when i output those in that order above that line i get:
<6> > HASH(0x89d2c8c) - bnovc - - aim - firefox - ff - firefox-bin<
<6> but inside the function they are not the same
<6> $nickname and $browser are POE stuff
<2> $channel appears undefined
<7> gute nacht
<2> aus!
<6> pravus, its set to ''
<4> bnovc: probably because you're getting your arguments the wrong way
<6> not undefined though
<7> :(
<4> bnovc: why aren't you using the POE constants?
<6> hobbs, my ($heap, $nickname, $channel, $protocol, $process, $browser, $kill) = @_;
<2> meppl: my germas is horrid.. :/
<6> hobbs, i don't know what you mean by that
<1> bnovc: Oh, ouch, don't do that
<7> ;)
<6> why?
<4> bnovc: yes, I see that, it's wrong.
<2> my english is worse, apparently
<6> :(
<1> bnovc: The calling order of POE arguments can change
<6> oh..
<6> so how would i do that?
<1> bnovc: You should be using something like, @_[HEAP, ARG0 .. $#]
<1> Err
<8> stupid dns finally propagated
<1> $#_
<6> my ($heap, $nickname, $channel, $protocol, $process, $browser, $kill) = @_[ARG0 .. $#_];
<6> ^ like that? since i p***ed hea
<6> *heap
<4> bnovc: uh... don't p*** heap then
<6> ok
<6> i p***ed it all over already
<4> bnovc: why?
<6> i thought i had to
<4> bnovc: the entire point of the heap is that you don't
<6> my ($heap, $nickname, $channel, $protocol, $process, $browser, $kill) = @_[HEAP, ARG0 .. $#_];
<6> better?
<6> ah almost worked that time, thanks guys
<6> import -window 0x01c00040 /var/bot/screenshots/bnovc_ff.png
<6> works just fine when i run from command line but using system() it fails
<6> same user and everything
<6> "firefox-bin(9432): Operation not permitted"
<9> are there any good ways to estimate execution time of processes?
<10> /usr/bin/time
<11> hmm
<11> guys, how do you use UDP sockets to recieve broadcasts with IO::Socket::INET
<5> holy **** JSAN is awesome
<12> it's ok
<5> well after messing with HTML::Prototype and CGI::Ajax with no luck, i just got an AJAX page working in five minutes with JSAN
<5> the interface of the Ajax object is stellar
<5> url, callback
<6> linuxnohow, check out http://faq.ii.no/ajax
<12> uhhh
<12> jsan is a code repository
<6> http://faq.ii.no has great xh examples
<6> and examples for other js
<12> isn't it?
<10> yes ...
<12> thought so.
<5> bnovc: thanks
<5> i was trolling for examples about 5 hours ago
<6> you really don't need much code for it
<6> i made a simple cl*** that handles all my xh
<6> you can take a look at it if you want
<6> / us eit
<6> *use
<6> xmlhttp.fill('container id', 'url you want') is all you need
<6> ^ with mine
<6> xmlhttp.fill('container id', 'url you want', { send: 'a=b'; } );
<4> we're happy for you
<5> i like the callback method. it's soooo flexible
<5> i <3 functional programming
<6> hobbs, ideas on the permission thing using perl?
<12> callbacks are evil sometimes
<12> especially when they're used when an iterator should be used
<5> sili_: i gotta there this
<5> err, s/there/hear/
<13> " is to " as ___ is to '?
<14> '
<12> sigh
<13> thanks
<6> i fixed it
<13> How do you reload a required file? Your main program is running and all that, you have a required file 'foo.pl' that you have changed
<13> is there a way to re-require?
<13> or do you always have to close and relaunch it?
<15> there is, but it's likely you want something else
<2> devonst17: check out Module::Reload or mess with %INC yourself
<2> or, look at using do()
<15> eval: \%INC
<16> encryptio: Return: {'Net/DNS/RR/NS.pm' => '/usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.7/Net/DNS/RR/NS.pm','norris.pm' => 'norris.pm','POE/Resource/Statistics.pm' => '/usr/local/share/perl/5.8.7/POE/Resource/Statistics.
<13> I see
<2> said the blind man to his deaf son
<15> over the telephone
<13> How come I have all this **** in my INC?
<13> i dont want this crap
<2> devonst17: @INC? or %INC?
<13> %
<2> modules load modules load modules load modules...
<13> wow
<13> you're right
<13> one file loaded 10 modules
<2> welcome to perl
<13> lol
<13> you learn new stuff every day if you hang out in #perl
<13> oh hey e1f, I didnt know you hung out in here
<17> ya, more than a year
<13> cool
<15> how would i tell if a reference is blessed?
<18> ref $foo ne any of the regular ones
<15> (qw/SCALAR HASH ARRAY CODE GLOB/, "") ?
<18> something like that
<10> hmm REGEX :)
<15> eval: \(qr/f/)
<16> encryptio: Return: \qr/(?-xism:f)/
<15> eval: ref \(qr/f/)
<16> encryptio: Return: REF
<15> hmm
<4> wha?
<4> oh, duh
<4> eval: ref qr/f/
<16> hobbs: Return: Regexp
<4> qr// returns a reference, so you had a reference-reference
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