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<0> How dare you.
<1> pravus++
<0> PHP is the wave of the future.
<0> perlbot: php
<2> http://tnx.nl/php http://czth.net/pH/PHP****s
<3> template++ # it's just pretty darn cool
<1> http://www.animalsontheunderground.com/bird.html#
<1> pravus: you mean the Template Toolkit?
<3> rindolf: yes
<0> Templete is pretty cool, I agree
<0> and when it and catalyst have kinky *** things get cooler.
<3> i just realized i can rewrite another project (sed) using Template
<3> that just saved me tons of time
<0> uh...
<0> I lost you on that, but ok.
<3> i have a set of sed scripts that basically do what Template does for some RTF files
<3> so now i can rewrite it all in perl proper
<4> roflevancarroll
<1> LDS++ # GD could use some love.
<1> perlbot: karma LDS
<2> Karma for LDS: 2
<1> Hi Daveman
<1> Yay! Revision 1300
<4> rindolf \o/
<4> is there a shlomisvn? :)
<1> Daveman: I maintain several Subversion repositories.
<1> Daveman: the one I'm talking about is for http://web-cpan.berlios.de/
<4> But you don't have your own software? :\
<1> Daveman: I do.
<4> ah, heh heh
<4> ooh :o
<5> rindolf isn't only about forking other people's code
<1> Daveman: http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/
<4> :o
<1> mofino: sometimes I adopt other people's code.
<1> mofino: with their permissions.
<6> hi guys.. any one here ever heard about such thing called "HTTP request fdk" ?
<1> I already adopted Error.pm, File-Find-Object and WWW-Form.
<1> Mahmoud: I heard of an HTTP request. But don't know what fdk is.
<5> **** da krelim!
<7> force death kill
<6> rindolf, hi =].. me too... the weird thing and what makes me mad is that someone says this ia a new feature in isa 2006 :/ he makes me mad
<8> frequently damaged killbot
<9> what is isa?
<5> frequently damaging botgee
<6> i'm comming to an end where that guy is just collecting random words together that has no roots
<5> iso but for the girls
<7> insanely silly acronym
<9> YATLA
<7> You Are The Last Acronym
<5> oo
<9> yup!
<9> actualy I was thinking Yet Another Three Letter Abreviation. but you know.
<1> YAFLA - Yet Another Five Letter Abbrevation.
<1> s/Abbreviation/Acronym/
<9> s/ive/ucking/
<7> It's an abbreviation if your pronounce it iz-uh, it's an acronym if you pronounce it eye-es-a
<1> dkr: actually some people pronounced SQL as sequel.
<1> dkr: while it is an acronym.
<9> and sometimes ISA is eye-ess-aye
<1> dkr: My-sequel. %-)
<7> rindolf: the exception does not prove the rule, :)
<9> and other times it's is IS-A
<8> YOUR-SEQUEL!
<5> haha
<7> aye is pronounced eye, though
<9> squell
<1> dkr: an acronym is something with the initial letters of the words.
<8> squeal
<9> eh
<1> dkr: an abbreviation is a shortened form of the word's syllables.
<7> rindolf: now you've taken it too far, :)
<10> Botje, you are my sequel
<9> acronyms are frequently prononuncable abbreviations
<1> On the MySQL site it specifically says that it is my-ess-que-ell.
<10> If you don't believe me, ask your mom
<7> que is pronounced kay, thoguh, that's silly
<7> maybe they meant "cue"
<1> queue
<11> la la la
<1> kyou
<12> I want to remove several non-printable characters referenced by hex within a string using tr//d. Is there a way to do this using the range operator to get, saaay, 0x00 through 0x13?
<1> dkr: Q in Hebrew/Arabic is a more throaty "K".
<9> the SQL92 Standards document says it is pronounced as selerate letters and it is not an abbreviation.
<1> dkr: which modern Hebrew speakers pronounce as "k".
<12> because using tr/0x00 .. 0x13//d of course, doesn't work.
<1> dkr: like "Al-Qur'an"
<9> seperate even
<7> rindolf: like a russian X
<8> y/\000-\x015//d
<1> dkr: don't know.
<8> y/\000-\015//d
<8> eveb
<13> there are lots of languages I'd like to learn.
<12> Botje: trying.
<12> not sure I know what y// is, though...
<1> genio: learn one language at a time.
<12> is that new?
<1> cloaked: it's like tr///
<9> I'd like to know more languages but I don't want to go through the trouble of actualy learning them.
<1> cloaked: it replaces characters by other characters.
<13> It's taking all I've got to keep up with three languages.
<1> cloaked: and no, it's not new.
<12> rindolf: mkay...thnx
<7> BE5 <>@5 ;0=3C035A QC :=>2, BE5 <>@5 F>3=0B5A BE5@5 0@5
<8> dkr: woah, I could read that.
<7> I recnelty discovered gtk input widgets let yu change inpu method to cyrllic(tranliterated), heh
<7> e.g. xchat input field
<12> lol...well, it removed ALL valid ascii characters too. :)
<12> but at least I have a direction I can go in now...thnx guy
<12> s
<4> Hello, Botje
<8> hello, Daveman
<7> cfedde: waiting for implantable language chips?
<8> and bye, Daveman
<4> :(
<14> how do I exit a script sucessfully... die exits with error right?
<13> exit
<14> doh
<13> or fall out of scope
<1> dkr: or a Star Trek-like universal translator.
<1> Hiya perlygatekeeper
<7> rindolf: Babelfish are cooler
<1> dkr: yes.
<7> it must be the cold blood
<15> rindolf!
<1> perlygatekeeper: what's up?
<1> perlygatekeeper: still using Windows?
<1> Hmmm.. isn't Brandeis that university where 70% of the student body is Jewish?
<1> I think my former co-worker (and fellow Perl monger) studied there.
<16> hi. how can i check which version of berkelydb is req'd/recomended foor use as backend in DB_File? mainly want to know if 4.4.x is supported (yet), or "stick with" 4.3.x ...
<1> Yep.
<1> Hi mjl69
<16> rindolf: is that "Yep." for me?
<17> I have an array @foo = ('a','b','c') ... I'd like to take the values in the array and push them as a string into a new array... @bar = ('abc'). Either that or have an array of arrays, but I'm not sure about that one either.
<0> hrm man autovivciation friend and foe.
<0> vivication*
<1> OpenMacNews: no sorry.
<1> OpenMacNews: for something I said earlier.
<1> About http://www.brandeis.edu/
<18> BinGOs: I didn't write the one in 1.30, but I rewrote it in a more sane manner for the next release, which is to be released in the near future.
<16> rindolf: heh. thought was a bit quick. used to getting ignored for much longer ;-) thx.
<19> OpenMacNews: are you sure it works with 4.3.x?
<16> Ani-_: yup. using it now.
<19> OpenMacNews: the AVAILABILITY section of DB_File says: 'This version of DB_File will work with either version 1.x, 2.x or 3.x of Berkeley DB, but is limited to the functionality provided by version 1.'
<16> bdb 4.4 has, iiuc, some apt changes ...
<16> Ani-_: interesting. been using it for 'ages' ... no apparent issues.
<19> OpenMacNews: hmm. That documentation appears to be out of date.
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