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<0> beerboybeerboy: you fail.
<1> http://sial.org/pbot/17918 - rather
<2> tables within tables require different handling
<1> but I want the spaces between the outer tables
<2> you sure you can't use CSS?
<1> it'd be an overkill
<1> I just need a simple HTML page
<0> beerboybeerboy: If by overkill you mean "very simple and the right way to do it"
<3> does windows have GMT?
<4> how's CSS an overkill ?
<5> using html attributes will stop it being a simple page, just css it
<2> but, since you insist on ugly HTML and KLUGE, try <br>
<2> I strongly recommend using CSS instead
<1> I use a Perl module to generate this html
<6> shorten: http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&langpair=fr%7Cen&u=http://wiki.crm-france.com/index.php/Accueil&prev=/language_tools
<5> enterusername: yes.
<7> Supaplex's url is at http://xrl.us/nocf
<2> so? template it, and include a link to the external CSS data
<3> If i'm using Gmtime
<1> how would I do this using CSS?
<2> <div cl***="nyar">data</div> and so forth. Then specify what nyar does in the CSS data
<1> ok, where do I learn this stuff?
<5> td>table { padding : 1em }
<8> eval: 18-6
<9> ew73: 12
<3> can i put in the current time in EST time into with timegm
<5> beerboybeerboy: google. w3c's site
<0> style="margin-bottom: 4ex;" right on the existing outer tables for minimal changes
<3> and use gmtime and subtract the times
<3> and get a valid result?
<10> beerboybeerboy: www.w3schools.com
<2> beerboybeerboy: http://isbn.nu/073571245
<2> damnit. http://isbn.nu/073571245X
<0> www.w3.org/TR/CSS2
<11> enterusername: typically, you do everything with gmtime/timegm and then when you need localtime, at the last step convert it.
<0> /
<1> thx
<11> and with that I'm gone.
<11> *poof*
<1> will try it out
<4> http://google.com/trends?q=learn+perl%2C+learn+php&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
<10> CSS is great.
<7> gunya's url is at http://xrl.us/nocg
<3> Well i'm taking a date from another input in a certain timezone
<3> and i want to see whats the difference from today
<0> enterusername: so the first step is to convert to epoch time
<0> enterusername: and then all you need is math :)
<3> yes thats what im doing :)
<3> but im using gmtime or localtime?
<3> erk timelocal or gmlocal?
<0> enterusername: no
<0> gunya: that's obviously broken
<3> Hobbs: i dont use gmlocal or timelcoal?
<3> erks orry
<3> timelocal timegm?
<12> more people google for things that are less well known. :)
<13> merlyn, still got a small problem with POE, after executing the run method on the kernel, it locks the cli
<0> enterusername: no
<4> hobbs: bangalore is da sekrit hideout !
<0> merlyn: it's got long stretches of '0' data ;)
<3> hobbs: Whats the function to turn it to epoch time?
<14> learning POE is on my TODOlist for this summer.
<10> HAHA! Look at the peak in the python: http://google.com/trends?q=perl%2C+python&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
<7> Yaakov's url is at http://xrl.us/noch
<15> c
<15> s/c//!
<15> Oh, nice opportunity to SPAM
<12> is the peak in python properly indented? :)
<10> merlyn: It is the news story that is funny.
<15> I have virtual servers from EUR 20 per month now. Geek oriented service! :)
<16> how to use split to create an array where every word from a variable (some characters with withespaces around) is an index ?
<15> merlyn: hehehe
<2> merlyn: it is indeed Tabulated!
<0> Juerd: nifty
<0> thrig: no, that's tabloidated
<15> hobbs: Have a look at rootaccess.nl :)
<17> what is "LWP" ?
<13> merlyn, Is there a way of allowing for cli listening after the kernel->run(); command ?
<3> hobbs?
<16> i've read the docs but my parameter string "param1 param2 param3 .. .." gets not splitted into an array =(
<12> you put stdin as a followtail handle
<14> split " ", "string with words and tabs in. spaces too"
<12> then you get events as things get read
<12> using POE::Wheel::FollowTail
<16> @param = split(/ /, $paramlist);
<12> you can also use POE::Wheel::Readline
<16> where $paramlist = "ab cd ef gh .. .."
<12> so you essentially have a session watching the console
<12> which can interact with other sessions watching their own bits
<16> and i want $param[0] to be "ab" and $param[1] should be "cd" and so on
<12> they use signals and post to send things back and forth
<14> stuv: yes, that's what your expression does..
<0> Juerd: not bad
<0> Juerd: even with the conversion
<16> Botje: hmm.. but when i try to print $param[0] i get no output
<4> signals++
<14> eval: $paramlist = " ab cd ef gh .. .."; @param = split(/ /, $paramlist); \@param
<9> Botje: ['','','ab','cd','ef','gh','..','..']
<13> merlyn, alright, I'll look into those. Im trying to create ports on the fly acording to user input so, its a lill sketchy
<14> stuv: you want to split on " "
<12> yeah, it can do that
<14> eval: $paramlist = " ab cd ef gh .. .."; @param = split(" ", $paramlist); \@param
<9> Botje: ['ab','cd','ef','gh','..','..']
<12> each new port interaction is a session
<14> stuv: see the difference?
<12> with its own states and events
<15> hobbs: I know. I don't want to be bad, or provide any bad service.
<16> what's the last \@param for ?
<15> hobbs: This is almost charity :)
<12> to get evalbot to print it
<15> hobbs: The thing is, we needed this for our own stuff, and thought it'd be nice to earn some of the investments back by buying servers that are a little bigger
<15> hobbs: And then renting out portions this way
<0> Juerd: gotcha
<15> hobbs: 'cause I think there are many geeks who want such a thing
<15> But don't want to pay for newbie level customer support
<16> Botje: it works now, i just changed the split(/ /,$paramlist) with split(" ",$paramlist)
<14> yes, that'd what I advised you to change :)
<15> I'm off
<18> GumbyBRAIN: stuart smalley is an idiot
<19> If (scalar @array) { # this array is an idiot.
<16> Botje: thank you
<14> Juerd: that looks real interesting.
<16> does someone know an good url extractor tool ? or a nice webcrawler ?
<0> apparently the only smart array is an empty array
<14> stuv: WWW::Mechanize.
<0> stuv: you didn't even try cpan search, did you? ;)
<16> hobbs&Botje: i know this module allready - i just wanted to know allready made ones
<0> stuv: you didn't even try cpan search, did you? ;)
<16> maybe there are some popular ones
<15> Botje: Thanks :)
<14> Juerd: one thing to look out for: IRC.
<13> merlyn, I can't find the API docs on POE, does it have any?
<14> if people start hosting IRC servers on there, expect denial of service attacks.
<20> Is there a way to use standard perl "open" to get O_CREAT|O_RDWR, or must is use sysopen?
<14> but then you know that already, of course.
<14> open with ">+" ?
<21> does anybody know of a guide regarding how to manipulate mysql complex data types in perl? i've checked perldoc dbi and the mysql manual and can't seem to come up with anything
<14> ehhh
<14> +<, even
<15> Botje: I know... That ****s.
<12> mysql has complex data types? :)
<15> Botje: On the other hand, we don't want to block anything but illegal stuff, so we're allowing it.
<12> isn't +> it?
<12> or is it >+
<15> Botje: On abuse, we have no choice. We do warn people about that.
<14> merlyn: I thought so too, but perldoc -f open says it's +<
<9> open. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f open'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/open.html
<12> you want to create, so it's >
<12> sometimes the docs lie. :)
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