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<0> it's a different license from a different guy
<0> not larry wall
<1> merlyn: Ah, k. I was just going to submit some code to a reply. Nevermind ;-)
<0> if you can show how to fill in the form elems, I'll listen
<2> no,no,no,not larry wall, another ****er down the hall
<0> without launching acrobad
<0> acrobat
<3> heng: perl -lwe 'use strict; my %a = (b => sub {print $_[0]; return $_[0]}); $a{b}->(0)'; FE.
<0> ahh - PDF::Reuse has form fillout?
<4> dondelelcaro: thanks, let me give it a try first
<3> heng: it'd help if you actually showed us the real code.
<0> Oddly enough, I got 77 XP for *asking a question*
<0> it's been a long time since I got that much for *giving an answer*
<0> crazy XP
<5> Hrm. Now my PoCo IRC bot seems to be working right, its just ridiculously slow for some odd reason.
<0> I should ask two or three questions a day. :)
<0> you're probably blocking somewhere
<4> dondelelcaro: the code is exactly the same as I wrote before, hehe
<5> How do I figure out where?
<0> or looping hard
<0> set tracing on
<6> i want to connect to mysql database, but just to check whether the connect string works
<0> in POE::Kernel it describes how
<6> i don't know what databases are present
<5> Thanks.
<0> trace the event delivery
<0> you should see a constant stream
<3> heng: if it is, then %hash isn't defined, nor is $key, and you're p***ing no values to the subroutine.
<6> so I can't provide the database_name portion of the connect string
<0> if you see somethign take a long time, then that state is blocking badly
<6> how can i check whether I can connect without specifying a specific database?
<4> donedelelcaro: what does (0) mean in $a{b}->(0) ? I think I defined a closure
<0> isn't your connect string dependent ona particular database?
<0> so you'd need the database, user, p***word triple
<6> merlyn: i'm testing the db config
<0> not just the user, p***word pair
<4> donedelelelcaro: ha
<3> heng: that's an argument p***ed to the subroutine.
<4> let me check if my hash defined, should be
<7> heng, $a{b} holds a coderef, that is calling and sending a 0 as argument
<6> i will be, later on, connectiong to several differnet databases
<8> merlyn: I did more things.
<9> mcrawfor: you are running mysql, I presume? if so you should have a functional test database.
<6> Botje: we were using that untill someone tried it with no test database
<6> perhaps they dropped it on purpose, but still, i'd like to guard against that
<5> merlyn: It -should- be looping continuously through POE::Kernel->run(), right?
<3> mcrawfor: the only way to know if you can connect to the server is to actually connect with the correct tripple. Most databases will not allow you to connect without it.
<4> amnesiac: thanks, I am trying to determine if hash is defined prior to the routine in the sub
<9> A "database" must always be specified. << from DBD::mysql.
<2> merlyn, so I'm trying to distribute XML::Parser
<2> "Can't locate loadable object for module XML::Parser::Expat in @INC ..."
<6> Botje: aw crud
<2> is it using some binary distro ****?
<0> yes godizrra
<0> gr00ber - as I said, XML::Parser requires expat
<0> I said that about ten times
<0> now it's 11
<9> mcrawfor: maybe you can eval { DBI->connect("dbi:mysql:SURELY_NON_EXISTANT_DB_$$",$username,$p***word); }
<2> merlyn, liar
<2> it's 3
<9> and check $@
<6> ha!
<6> that's novel
<10> gr00ber: so ... you're listening to merlyn but mostly ignoring him?
<9> you might have to enable RaiseError, i'm not too familiar with that point of DBI
<0> apparently
<2> merlyn, I don't know jack **** about expat... how is it distributed? it's not a perl module, i take?
<0> it's a normal state here.
<2> yup
<0> expat is a *lib*
<2> idiots abound
<5> Hrm . How do you get it to ignore the POE::Kernel->run event and watch everything else?
<0> it's under the GPL
<0> therefore, it's not in the CPAN
<0> and you need to install it separately
<2> merlyn, what do you mean by a *lib* ?
<0> library
<0> dammit
<2> a C lib? a perl lib?
<0> learn some terminology
<2> teach me, master
<0> yes - a library, as in libexpat.so
<0> I don't care what it's written in
<2> okidoki modda
<0> it's a lib
<2> i care if it's perl :)
<0> it's not perl
<2> makes distro a breeeeze
<0> it's a binary
<2> okidoki master
<0> as are the things that link to it
<0> like XML::Parser::Expat
<9> gr00ber: there's a few pure-perl XML parsers. but they're _SLOW_ .
<2> well explained grandmaster M
<0> and the .so pieces that come from that
<7> dynamic library!
<0> godzirra - just trace it all
<2> Botje, are there any XML::Parser compatible ones written in pure perl ?
<0> turn on tracing, make sure you get a steady stream of events
<2> since I'm using some XMLRPC module that need XML::Parser
<9> gr00ber: if there are, they're on CPAN.
<0> if something holds it up, then check that event to make sure it's not looping badly
<2> Botje, ok
<4> dondelelcaro and amnesiac: %hash did get defined :-s
<9> probably under the XML::Parser hierarchy somewhere
<5> I'm trying to, but its hard to read through the logs when every half a second it posts a ->run() dump
<0> oh - just event dispatch
<0> not everything
<3> heng: this is why we need to see the actual code. Use one of the pastebots to do so
<0> POE_TRACE_EVENTS=1 your_program
<4> dondelelcaro: ok, give me a sec
<2> Botje, if I install my own XML::Parser under my "lib" directory and there is an existing XML::Parser installed, which one is used?
<0> maybe POE_TRACE_SESSIONS=1 too
<9> gr00ber: whichever comes first in @INC
<2> Botje, ok
<9> my perl puts . all the way at the end
<5> merlyn: ahh, thanks. Thats what I was trying to find.
<9> so system directories get searched first
<11> merlyn: sorry i would like to know what do you mean with "Cynco de Maio", i know what's happened on that day...but in a current expression?! (i heard this in your talk about PBP)
<2> since I do "use libs" I guess the pre-installed comes first
<9> I believe that's teh default for most perls
<4> oops, pastebin.com is sloooow... any other pastebin site I can use ?
<0> perlbot, paste
<12> Paste your code and #perl will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/perl http://dragon.cbi.tamucc.edu:8080 http://erxz.com/pb
<0> one of those
<0> preferably, in fact.
<11> uh?
<4> thanks, merlyn
<0> cinco de mayo = mexican-american party day
<8> articles-code: Eliza
<13> Found: Using things from the CPAN (Jun 99) at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col01.html; Doctor is IN (part I) (Mar 98) at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/col23.html; Doctor is IN (part II) (Apr 98) at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/col24.html;
<0> celebrating some minor random crappy event in mexico
<0> articles-body: poe
<13> Found: Getting your kids to do the work (Aug 00) at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col15.html; Forking parallel link checker (Sep 00) at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col16.html; Doing many things at once (Oct 02) at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col41.html;
<0> there we go
<14> is there an easy way of listening to <> and some sockets at the same time ?
<11> ok, thanks
<0> noia - POE
<14> POE ?
<0> use POE
<5> Hrm. how do I delete every line in vim that doesnt contain a specific set of characters?
<0> POE uber alls
<14> I don;t know what POE is though >.<
<0> poe.perl.org
<0> go read
<5> poe is uber.
<0> and perldoc POE once you have it installed
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