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<0> Ikarus: Secret to success: Make it a POE component!
<1> it's too specific
<2> i mean i have md5_hex, but i need to convert it to md5_base64
<1> needs more knobs
<1> I can probably give it to you as an example though
<3> Yaakov: I am thinking, that I am biting off more then I can chew
<3> even implementing the basics of what I need requires some trickery you go mad from
<0> Ikarus: You are probably treading a well worn path that ends in specialization. Frankly, while it is very neat conceptually, it hurts my brain to consider the internals.
<1> grab http://www.stonehenge.com/pic/Stonehenge-Apache2-Template.pm
<4> merlyn's url is at http://xrl.us/noo4
<5> depesz: use MIME::Base64; encode_base64
<1> you'll need to change the package name, probably, and ensure that it's in your mod_perl's @INC
<2> jpeg: but i have first to revert hex encoding.
<3> Yaakov: I actually already wrote the specialized one, now I want a generic module for it as I have to do about 2 dozen different date calculation sets in this app
<2> jpeg: for example. i have "70d18ee56c780087bd02e37f9a0258f5", and i need to convert it to: "cNGO5Wx4AIe9AuN/mgJY9Q"
<0> Ikarus: Well, _that_ level of generalization might be doable.
<0> Ikarus: You have a definite problem space.
<6> merlyn, it's installed
<3> Yaakov: true
<6> merlyn, hmm, where are the regular Apache2 packages installed?
<0> Ikarus: If you could just convince everyone to use Epoch Time...
<6> merlyn, nevermind, got it
<3> hmmm ?
<3> Yaakov: actually I was planning to internally convert everything to MJD
<0> Ikarus: I meant, if all dates were in epoch time, it would be trivial.
<0> Ikarus: I didn't know that Mark was a time format!
<3> Yaakov: no, but Modified Julian Date is
<3> It means I don't have to deal with actual dates in the core
<0> Ikarus: Yes... yes.
<6> merlyn, And you'll need some way to get the $tt_parameters from httpd.conf, the default value of /web/stonehenge/(...) isn't very default
<0> Ikarus: Yes, but the conversion back through the mor*** is the issue. If everyone used a linear calendar, it would be simple.
<3> Yaakov: I don't have to deal with intra-day stuff
<3> so MJD can be converted back and forth as much as I want
<6> merlyn, Can I get Stonehenge::Template::Plugin too, or is that already installed somewhere on my pc?
<6> s/pc/server
<0> Ikarus: Well, that helps, surely.
<7> hi
<8> merlyn: yo.
<8> merlyn: you do any work with adult industry?
<5> ....besides being a consumer?
<3> ah, see, DateTime::Set is exactly what I am looking for I think
<0> Ikarus: That would be nice!
<0> I am unaware of it.
<0> Ikarus: Looks pretty good! But benchmarking may be in order.
<0> ::span, too.
<3> Yaakov: yeah, they get the same idea as I had, you have a set, a span and a spanset
<0> Hey, uber_spaced!
<9> w***a goin on?
<3> I should have paid more attention at math
<0> Ikarus: That's the rub in the calendrical stuff.
<0> Ikarus: If you want brain-hurt, google "calendrica".
<3> The book ?
<0> Ikarus: yes.
<0> Ikarus: There is a cool Java applet, too. It does a bajillion calendars.
<3> I need to find a good book on the math behind this
<10> behind gregorian?
<0> Ikarus: http://emr.cs.iit.edu/home/reingold/calendar-book/Calendrica.html
<4> Yaakov's url is at http://xrl.us/nop8
<3> tempered: no, sets and spans
<11> perlbot: special chars
<12> perlbot, encoding?
<0> perlbot: UTF-8
<0> perlbot: DIE A HORRIBLE DEATH SCUMBOT
<13> Yaakov: you are invited to #lisp-il (discussions are in English)
<0> Thanks, but I don't have an interest in lisp.
<13> Yaakov: OK.
<0> Thanks for thinking of me, though.
<14> hallo
<15> HI!
<15> Whoops.. stupid shift key..
<15> Hi!
<15> Awwww. :(
<11> i'd want to know all the special chars to escape in regexp, it is not in perlreref, where it is please ?
<0> lanchow: http://juerd.nl/site.plp/perlcheat
<15> Pretty much any character that would do anything special, I guess.
<16> hi again
<16> hi defbot
<16> defbot, hello ?
<11> ohoh, thanks
<15> Hi!
<6> ummm
<6> $$foo{bar} aka $foo->{bar} is wrong, juerd
<6> $$foo{bar} is parsed as ${$foo{bar}} iirc
<6> not as $foo->{bar}
<6> and this makes no sense too:
<6> ${$$foo[1]}[2] aka $foo->[1]->[2]
<6> ${$$foo[1]}[2] aka $foo->[1][2]
<17> eh.
<6> or am I being a real Perl noob now
<6> ?
<0> MY BRAIN IS SHUTTING DOWN
<6> zomg!
<18> GLUE ALERT
<6> eval: my $foo = {bar => 'test'}; pring $$foo{bar}
<19> dazjorz: Error: syntax error at (eval 243) line 2, near "$foo{bar"
<6> eval: my $foo = {bar => 'test'}; print $$foo{bar}
<19> dazjorz: test 1
<6> u
<6> eval: my $foo = {bar => 'test'}; print ${$foo{bar}}
<19> dazjorz: 1
<20> GumbyBRAIN: perldoc -f pring
<21> $f = 'abcdef'; while (/(.)(.)/g){ push @f, [$1,$2]; }; [@f.
<6> uh lol
<6> typo
<0> pring?
<6> print*
<6> yea I was trying to ping 'test'
<6> so i pringed $$foo{bar}
<6> pinged*
<17> eval: my $foo = {bar => 'test'}; $$foo{bar}
<19> BinGOs: test
<6> seems right
<13> perlbot: re
<22> For regular expressions see perldoc perlretut perlrequick perlreref perlre http://xrl.us/hx93
<19> perlretut - Perl regular expressions tutorial. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlretut'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlretut.html
<6> lol
<0> eval: my $foo = {bar => 'test'}; print $foo->{bar}
<19> Yaakov: test 1
<17> GumbyBRAIN: rape perlbot
<21> karma perlbot.
<22> usage: karma (thing)
<6> omg.
<13> Yaakov: #lisp-il is not really about Lisp. Well, not usually.
<13> It was started one or two days ago.
<6> rindolf, #perl isn't really about perl too
<13> dazjorz: yes.
<6> rindolf, we're talking offtopic 60% of the time.
<6> let's talk about... Puppies!
<6> gumbybrain: Kill puppies
<17> and GumbyBRAIN talks off-reality 95% of the time!
<21> Puppies were killed in the bookstore.
<13> dazjorz: this is the rule rather than exception on the IRC it seems.
<6> lol
<17> I'd *like* to see her puppies.
<6> Irreal Relay Chat?
<17> Intaweb Rubbish Chatter
<6> Irreal Reality Ciller
<6> Killer*
<17> that's IRK
<6> ok from now on, it's called IRK
<6> Yea
<6> :)
<6> Irreal Reality Chill.
<6> That makes no sense, but it's IRC anyhow.
<0> International Roof Panties
<20> Infamous Russian Causality
<23> Incredibly Realistic Chili
<20> hehe
<0> Infi Really Cares
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