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<0> er, -wlne
<1> SDTIN. what a helpful filehandle!
<1> hobbs: and a )
<0> japhy: that too. I just woke up ;)
<1> welcome to #perl
<0> but my heart was in the right place
<2> hobbs, where does the file name go in there?
<0> lesshaste: at the end
<2> perl -wlne '/(\w{2}\d{4}/ && print $1 file ?
<0> perl -wlne '/(\w{2}\d{4})/ && print $1' t # Why is my file named t?
<3> perlbot: be lesshaste
<4> <2> WHY USE PEARL!? C IS FASTAR?!?!?
<3> strong point, lesshaste .
<1> lesshaste: no
<1> lesshaste: perl -lne '...' filename
<3> japhy: didn't i say that like 30 minutes ago?
<2> ah cool.. missing ) :)
<2> thx all
<1> sili: I haven't been paying attention here until just now
<2> you are perl geniuses ;)
<3> japhy: ya, i hate you, too.
<5> Heya
<3> dazjorz: yo whaddup, son!?
<2> perl -wlne '/(\w{2}\d{4})/ && print $1' file
<5> sili: Yo dude, l1fe is gr33t man ! Sup with u ?
<6> does anyone know a good lightweight gui (no vim/emacs plx k thx) textpad/editor that does brackets highlighting ?
<3> dazjorz: just chillen, having a bud.
<1> anyone know an online web site with greek and english texts of the new testament?
<3> japhy: i try to stay away from religious propaganda.
<5> sili: C00l man, U played zum CounterStrixez lately dude???
<1> the greek part is the important thing, but since I don't know greek offhand, I'd like to see the english translation as well
<7> sheeeeeesh
<5> ProN00b: If you find one, tell me
<1> sili: I don't consider it propaganda, so I don't mind seeing it.
<3> dazjorz: nah, i been playing WoW! i pl4y3d for 13 hours straight this weekend. i'm level 940349!! ****en tight, y0
<7> I really don't understand perl's unicode support
<6> dazjorz, theres notepad2 for windows *_*
<3> japhy: that's because you've been seduced by it.
<3> japhy: kinda like hitler seduced all those germans... they didn't consider his l33t talk propaganda.
<8> hahahha
<3> to be.
<8> excellent.
<1> sili: I might have said "yeah" to that several years ago, but not now, not since I've been reviewing it and re-reading it and studying it
<8> Hitler's 'l33t talk'
<5> sili: Y00! WoW great m4n ! Im a n00b at WoW !! ! 11! hahahaha Im lvl 5 man hahahaha!! 11!!11!
<9> japhy, blueletterbible.org has a greek/hewbrew concordance for each verse
<1> bDerrly: ah, excellent.
<9> s/hewbrew/hebrew/
<3> dazjorz: lolz!!1111shift one
<10> hi
<5> ProN00b: Will it highlight Perl code too then? I'll try it out
<1> oh geez. that's already in my history. how did I not know that?
<10> is it possible to generate a unix md5 p***word with perl ?
<0> acecile: perldoc -f crypt
<11> crypt. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f crypt'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/crypt.html
<3> my dad's family used to try and make me a good catholic... i always felt wrong going to church. i've been much happier not going
<8> Oh modem how i hate thee.
<10> thanks (reading...)
<3> EvanCarroll: where art thou broadband?
<5> Damn, Why didn't Microsoft get the idea of symlinks too... I can't just rename notepad and make a symlink from notepad to notepad2. #### Windows
<8> sili: I am.
<8> sili: but I need to dial into clients computARS.
<6> dazjorz, yes, it will, but its windows only (through it will maybe do some things wrong, since perl is the only thing that can parse perl ^^)
<3> EvanCarroll: better to suffer the slings and arrows of slow ISPs, than to have no intarweb at all
<8> I have ****ing broadband garr.
<8> I need to dial into computers that don't
<8> and down load stupid inventories.
<8> and my modem is raping minicom
<5> ProN00b: Yea, that's what I was afraid of. Especially if Perl 6 comes out, it'll take a while before all text editors understand it correctly
<8> Perl6 is out, it was renamed to ruby.
<1> text editors for perl 6 will have a hard time doing their job
<3> they decided to ditch all the useful features, though
<1> especially since you can come up with your own syntax.
<3> japhy: i can hear the cridics now
<3> japhy: p6 is write-only. it's too hard to maintain
<8> hahhahah
<3> critics.
<8> Reusing perl5 complaints on perl6, before it comes out.
<8> If perl 6 is more of perl 5 how will anyone maintain it?!?!?!?!
<3> that's such a retarded argument
<8> obviously you can only possibly be smart enough to write it.
<12> hey
<12> i'm trying to do some text parsing and I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to put this data into a hash: http://rafb.net/paste/results/J1B3Sd21.html
<11> The paste J1B3Sd21 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1313
<13> fixed-width text? unpack or substr
<12> it's fixed width
<12> i'm just hung up on lines 4 and 5 really
<1> yeah, definitely unpack() or substr().
<3> mauke: that's retarded. split //, $str; my $stuff = join "", @a[0..10]
<12> sometimes they are there sometimes they are not but they should be a part of line 3
<13> sili: what?
<12> i'm just looking for a clever way to build my hash
<1> leku: you should check to see if the mod/port/model/serial columns have values
<1> if they DO, that is a new entry
<12> like if you split it on spaces into an array, and the array only had one element, you could say that data belongs to mod 1 port 1
<3> mauke: i got fatty carpet burn on my ankle doing flares this weekend.
<1> if they do NOT, the entry belongs to the most recently mod/port/model entry
<12> yeah
<12> hrm
<13> GumbyBRAIN: talk to sili
<14> that is obviously powerful because it was trying to you guys, but you can make local edits, and it's to be a test suite, and it is fun.
<1> my @fields = unpack("A3 x A4 x A20 x A20 x A*", $record);
<3> GumbyBRAIN: sili
<1> the 20's are probably wrong, I didn't count
<14> return: sili-- sili-- sili-- sili-- sili-- sili-- sili.
<15> anyone have any hits for testing a webapp? Is Test::WWW::Mechanize most favored?
<12> wtf is that japhy? 8)
<1> but it should be the length of the particular field
<15> hints even.
<3> AHHH THAT ****ING BASTARD
<1> leku: perldoc perlpacktut
<11> perlpacktut - Perl pack() and unpack() tutorial. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlpacktut'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlpacktut.html
<12> cool
<3> GumbyBRAIN: you're such a ****
<15> GumbyBRAIN: sili
<14> good point.
<3> see feddy fail!
<15> GumbyBRAIN: cfedde
<3> haha, you've been rate-limited.
<15> my nick breaks it.
<3> GumbyBRAIN: cfedde
<3> :( i guess you're right.
<1> leku: anyway, if, then, $fields[0] is "", then $fields[4] belongs to the previously record's list of versions
<1> leku: and it turns out those 20's should be 19's.
<13> sili: pwnd
<15> someone is messing with my head...
<12> k
<12> cool
<12> i was gonna do it a different way just counting the amount of elements in the array built by split(/\s+/, ..
<1> leku: but you can't split on whitespace, since the fields can contain spaces themselves.
<12> yeah
<12> i had that problem earlier
<12> very nice, thx
<1> you're welcome
<13> perldoc perlpacktut
<11> perlpacktut - Perl pack() and unpack() tutorial. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlpacktut'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlpacktut.html
<1> already said it, SLOW POKE
<13> oops :/
<1> it's okay mauke. blame it on the red-shift.
<13> communist conspiracy!
<1> heh.
<1> better than blue-shift. those damned smurfs and their politics!
<12> gah
<12> unpack is heavy
<1> unpack is powerful.
<12> yeah that's what i Meant 8)
<1> learn the parts of it you need to learn now
<1> put the other stuff aside
<16> hello all. i have problem with installation DBD::PgSPI module. PostgreSQL version 8.0.4 (installed from Gentoo portage postgresql) PgSPI.h:26:20: ppport.h: No such file or directory
<3> there be dragons there.
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