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<0> perlbot xy problem
<1> They ask how to do X, but that's because they really want to do Y but think X will get them there and most of the time they are WRONG
<2> ahhaha
<2> I missed all the drama
<2> thrig: Summarize for me.
<2> ahaha i just read it all for ****s and giggles.
<3> yo
<2> Yo.
<4> hey there MegaByte, EvanCarroll
<3> prism: I tried to configure gutenprint, but I get an error on Slackware
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/Tfdccp48.html
<3> Do you know how to fix it?
<4> Ill take a peak but I have never run slackware or gutenprint 8)
<4> yes its missing Defaults.pm
<4> looks like its relying on something called 'foomatic'
<4> see if its installed first 8)(
<3> prism: Slackware doesn't list the file defaults.pm anywhere
<3> (Slackware package browser)
<4> oh foomatic is part of the program
<4> maybe you should ask the port maintainer or the people who released it, as its part of the source that appears to be missing its likely not to be 'easy to fix' why not see if there is a later version availible on their site
<2> Oh man being an ***hole to people in #php just because they use #php is fun.
<5> lol
<6> yes.
<4> EvanCarroll, cruel :)
<5> This is why they are so interminably annoying, EvanCarrolls reign of terror!
<6> not being able to figure out php is a pretty big luser indicator
<2> Lol
<7> hello folks, i haven't used Perl for a while and forget how to do this exactly, if i have a split clause that explodes a string based on some character, and whant to cast that to an array in the same line, what was the correct syntax .. something like ${split /,/, $foo}[0]
<4> damn that looks familiar, maybe hobbs wantsto have another rant
<8> dngor - any way to get stdout and stderr as separate streams from a POE::Wheel::Run in pty mode?
<2> lol
<7> why i'm late in joining channel?
<8> "cast that to an array"?
<8> it's already a list
<2> right
<4> Tokenizer, my @array = split(/\s+/,$string);
<4> to split it on space
<8> prism - you know tokenizer?
<7> in one line
<8> tokenizer - you know prism? :)
<4> merlyn, nope
<8> you're both asking EXACTLY the same question
<8> must be a special day. :)
<4> mine was slightly diffrent I think
<2> (split /,/, $foo,1)[0]
<8> yeah - yours was colons
<6> split " ", $string
<8> I don't think you want the "1" there
<8> eval:[split /:/, "abc:def:ghi", 1]
<9> merlyn: Return: ['abc:def:ghi']
<4> merlyn, and I wanted to know howto access (maybe wrong word here) a element of the array after the split without putting it into an array (that made no sence)
<8> Yeah, that's broken
<2> hrm.
<8> be sure to leave off the 1
<2> why doesn't the 1 work
<8> it says "split everything into at most 1 item!
<2> ah
<4> 1 is the LIMIT if i remember th doc right
<8> you already have 1 item
<2> I thought it ment disregard all sucessive elements
<8> prism - "literal slice"
<4> merlyn, ah ok dokey
<8> one of the 3 things in Perl that I invented
<4> merlyn, what was the other two
<8> that and $coderef->(@args)
<8> and the _ filehandle
<4> :-) nice
<2> The other 2 being the one arguement open and pseudo-multidimensional arrays?
<6> YOU FORGOT PSEUDOHASHES
<8> Eh - I had nothing to do with those
<2> merlyn: LIES.
<2> Botje: Pseudohashes rock though.
<4> merlyn, I bet you made POE as well didnt you :)
<8> nope.
<8> botje - pseudohashes are dead.
<10> You don't have to have created it to like it
<11> PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME
<7> btw.. forgot to thank you folks
<6> merlyn: they shall rise fom the grave.
<7> cheers
<4> Botje, liek fasion
<11> DON'T LOOK AT ME! I'M... UGLY!
<6> Yaakov: okay.
<4> Yaakov, little bit of make up, nice hair do you would be ok 8)
<2> Pseudohashes are not dead.
<2> I use them every day.
<2> They are fast.
<4> EvanCarroll, what benefit over a normal hash does it give
<6> ORGASMATRONIC
<11> Hey! I don't swing that way.
<8> when they are finally removed from the core, *all* hashes will be as fast as pseudohashes are now
<8> turns out the presence of pseudohashes slowed down regular hashes. :)
<2> prism: Speed.
<6> merlyn: heh. funky
<8> instead of speeding them up
<4> Yaakov, you dont know if im a women or man & I dont know if your a women or a man lol
<8> so they're being removed
<2> prism: And clarity
<8> as an ill-fated experiment
<4> EvanCarroll, can you give an example of one in eval, I cant ever recall seeing one
<6> because of the extra "is FOO an arrayref or hashref" test?
<2> prism: you can use you array as a hash or use it as a super fast array
<2> prism: sure
<4> oh
<11> I was talking to tybalt89...
<4> so I could call my $hash[0] and get the first element in the hash#
<11> AND I DON'T like where this is going... the next step...
<4> Yaakov, ok lol
<0> prism: no, hashes don't have first elements :)
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print $_->{foo}, $_->[2];
<9> EvanCarroll: qazqaazReturn: 1
<2> see.
<4> ah I see
<2> I dont think you can take a hash slice on one though
<4> hmm I wonder if its possible to run an upgrade on all perl modules on the startup script (windows clients). probably be easier to just make them drag a pre updated zip off the server and unpack it over the old version
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @$_->{foo,bar}
<9> EvanCarroll: Error: No such pseudo-hash field "foo bar" at (eval 130) line 1.
<2> I forgot how to do a hash slice by reference
<6> prism: rsync, man. rsync.
<4> Botje, there is an rsync clienyt for win32?
<4> hmm have to look into that
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @{$_->{foo,bar}}
<9> EvanCarroll: Error: No such pseudo-hash field "foo bar" at (eval 130) line 1.
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @{$_}->{foo,bar}
<9> EvanCarroll: Error: No such pseudo-hash field "foo bar" at (eval 130) line 1.
<2> Bah i give up
<6> prism: I see no reason why there shouldn't be
<2> merlyn: Help.
<0> EvanCarroll: it's the foo,bar ;)
<2> hrm.
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @$_->{foo..bar}
<4> Botje, know if there is a windows port of svn? there is already an svn server setup and running on the servers
<9> EvanCarroll: Error: No such pseudo-hash field "1E0" at (eval 130) line 1.
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @$_->{(foo,bar)}
<9> EvanCarroll: Error: No such pseudo-hash field "foo bar" at (eval 130) line 1.
<2> Oh perl how i loath thee.
<6> prism: I'm sure there is. there's always tortoiseSVN
<0> EvanCarroll: STRINGS HAVE QUOTES
<8> @x{@y} is not at all the same as @x->{@y}
<4> EvanCarroll, you want to give it a big warm hug really 8)
<8> please to be not mixing them up
<2> hobbs: Oh ****ing lame.
<2> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @$_->{qw/foo bar/}
<9> EvanCarroll: Error: No such pseudo-hash field "foo bar" at (eval 130) line 1.
<8> arrows are only droppable between curly-brace thingies
<4> Botje, hmm is that CLI based? after all this would have to run on its own, I cant walk around 300 odd machines at boot time lol
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