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<0> and why do you like it ?
<1> It's awesome
<1> It was the first multiplayer game I played
<2> perlbot perl
<3> Perl is the language, perl is the binary, but PERL is nonexistent.
<2> oh what's the command...
<2> perldoc perl
<4> perl. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perl'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perl.html
<5> The great thing about threads is that you can take a pirce of crap program and make it a threaded piece of crap program.
<1> buubot: perl
<4> buu: Perl is the language, perl is the binary, but PERL is nonexistent.
<1> It's learning!
<6> buubot: PEARL
<7> buu: I am scared.
<7> (Killing Joke)++
<7> core: POE::Component::Server::IRC
<4> This will be added by christmas
<7> That might be a bit ambitious =[
<8> is there a way to continue a line of code to the nextline without "interrupting" it? i've seen this techique in BASIC I think, and was wondering if it could also be done using PERL?
<9> CuriousGeorg: dont put the ; at the end?
<10> GumbyBRAIN: PERL
<11> I'm quite new at perl, so i walk all day.
<12> CuriousGeorg: a line of perl doesn't end until there's a semicolon or the block closes
<9> also, its Perl or perl, never PERL
<13> unless you write in COBOL, then it's PERL
<12> so you can usually just break the line and it works. If you try to do that inside a string, though, you may want to escape the newline. Inside a regex, use the \x modifier
<12> er, /x
<7> GumbyBRAIN: Oh, you've got green eyes. Oh, you've got blue eyes. Oh, you've got grey eyes. And I've never seen anyone quite like you before.
<5> GumbyBRAIN: entropy
<11> Anyone got their skinny *** kicked by the before.
<11> The blonde corrs were quite nice, and the name of the very low entropy, it gives up information producing photons (which are less than 190.
<5> Entropy may be the answer to everything.
<7> *sigh* why are lyrics websites such ****tards with teh pop-ups.
<0> if i have a use something in a file i "require" will that be avaiable in the code i require form too ?
<14> BinGOs: Just use Google, search for a lyric or the name of the song in quotes with the word Lyrics after it, then use google's View cached page
<7> ah. good call.
<7> ProN00b: requir'ing something stuffs it into %INC so it should be available to all.
<7> or using it even.
<7> I phant'sy I may be pissed now though.
<15> '"VOX POPULI, VOX DEI"' -- bloody pompous victorians
<7> GumbyBRAIN: voodoo ray!
<11> Ray and becca's shovel painting service.
<7> Release the hounds of GumbyBRAIN
<15> I hate DSL.
<7> For why ?
<15> laggy.
<15> 80ms normally, and 200ms during the day today (exactly 9am to 1645, grr...)
<0> "Modification of a read-only value attempted" since when are there read only scalars in perl ?
<15> ProN00b: ages.
<15> 123 <- read-only scalar
<0> integral, and how could it be possible that some scalar just becomes read only ?
<7> Personally, I can't listen to Joy Division's Atmosphere without breaking into tears when pissed.
<15> ProN00b: that's unusual, the API to do that isn't exposed...
<15> "a British"?! sheesh.
<15> sleep-- # takes too much time.
<16> man J2EE is such a funny thing
<16> like 114 Java Specification Requests
<16> 114 specifications
<16> make up "J2EE"
<15> No manual entry for J2EE
<16> http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/tech?listBy=3&listByType=platform
<16> this includes the Java 3D API
<15> because managers want 3D realtime stock level visualisation (with voice control) just like they saw in that movie/promotional video
<7> oh with virtualisation.
<15> openvms-- # crap hobby licence
<17> eval: use feature qw/no_sleep/;
<4> Ani-_: Error: Can't locate feature.pm in @INC (@INC contains:) at (eval 126) line 1. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at (eval 126) line 1.
<18> got a text parsing problem
<15> buu's not using 5.9? shocking
<18> http://rafb.net/paste/results/9uLp3b44.html
<4> The paste 9uLp3b44 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1340
<18> I'm trying to take all of the data in columns 3-7 and put them in 1 row in a database, like "1,2,WS-X6k-SUP2-2GE,SAL0714BBS4,"Hw : 4.2,Fw : 7.1(1),Fw1: 6.
<18> 1(3)"
<15> Text::CSV?
<19> split/,/ ?
<18> i do inserts as soon as the serial number is != to the previous serial number, but in the first iteration of the loop there is no previous serial number, so it just inserts
<18> well i'm using unpack, and it works fine
<20> gumbybrain say hello to bingos
<11> Hello. I'm trying to counterbalance the debauchery that was blathered together, just like bingos.
<20> :D
<15> good night
<17> (integral, you mean buubot not using 5.9.3... 5.9.2 oesn't have feature.pm :( )
<21> What is the best way to set up a heirchial data structure? I ***umed nested hashes were valid (i.e. $identifier{year}{month}{week}[day];) but I get warnings about pseudohashes being depreciated. Should I be doing just single-level hashes (i.e. $identifier{year.month.week}[day])? Are there other data structures I should be looking at?
<20> :\
<18> so my first insert does not include all of the versions
<18> http://rafb.net/paste/results/IeIYKl41.html
<4> The paste IeIYKl41 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1341
<17> corelist: feature
<4> This was added to Perl5.009003
<20> :O
<18> http://rafb.net/paste/results/Aplvw276.html it ends up looking like that in the DB
<4> The paste Aplvw276 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1342
<18> bueller?
<22> fry?
<18> yuretha
<23> yrlnry: yo thanks man, that was it :), and i learned about 'hot' filehandles
<23> ops- up arrow
<24> "Insolit" at 83.132.117.13 pasted "Can't find string terminator "END_HTML" anywhere before EOF at ./upload.pl line 27." (20 lines, 326B) at http://sial.org/pbot/17314
<25> hi
<25> could someone try to figure out
<25> what's wrong with the code above
<25> it's reporting
<25> Can't find string terminator "END_HTML" anywhere before EOF at ./upload.pl line 27.
<1> Wow.
<25> but i have that terminator
<26> column 1.
<1> I just rocked out.
<26> buu: they have medicines for that now.
<5> IT'S A LIE
<27> Insolit, is that terminator indented at the end?
<1> infi: Dude, down 4 to 18 we came back ftw
<25> yes steve`` i just figured out what was wrong
<25> can't have the identation
<25> thanks
<27> aye
<27> np
<26> buu: What is 4 to 18, and who is "we"?
<26> City Name Sports Team?
<28> does exec() fork a new process ?
<27> no, you need a fork()
<2> npo
<2> no
<27> perlbot exec
<17> You mean: perldoc -f exc
<17> You mean: perldoc -f exec
<4> exec. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f exec'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/exec.html
<27> perlbot fork
<27> perldoc -f fork
<4> fork. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f fork'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/fork.html
<28> oic
<28> system does fork & exec & waitpid but exec just excutes a comman & never return
<28> oic
<19> Juerd: http://maurus.net/work/php-****s/ looks like a nice read :)
<1> infi: City? Sports team? I don't understand.
<29> Botje: It's been in my todo list for a while
<29> Botje: I've read it, but want to summarize it and add it to tnx.nl/php
<29> Along with a dozen other pages
<19> If i've got a spare 5 minutes tonight i'll summarize for you
<29> Botje: See tnx.nl/php <ul> lists
<29> Botje: If you could do it in a way I can copy/paste, that would be perfect :)
<19> heh, lazy ;)
<19> i'll see what i can do
<29> If you're busy all day, you have to be lazy.
<19> i'm busy too =[
<29> I'm still at the office
<29> At work.
<29> Just transferred a few thousand euros, spread over several suppliers
<29> So in two days I'll get a lot of boxes with components.
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