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<0> dabreegster: http://humanity.berlios.de/Summary-0.0.7.txt
<0> dabreegster: I even have a music.
<1> rindolf: You can write music?
<0> dabreegster: not really.
<0> dabreegster: I learned music for a while. On the electronic organ.
<0> dabreegster: but quit.
<2> Spetsnazgg_: You'll have too google that one further because I'm not sure of the details. Also, make sure permissions on the dirs are ok/normal and that user/group is correct.
<0> dabreegster: I quit twice.
<3> rindolf :(
<4> jbalcomb: $
<5> jbalcomb: is there a reason you are doing @row = $sth->fetchrow_array()
<3> boo!
<0> dabreegster: then we gave away our Organ, which wasn't working very well.
<5> and then pushing onto the same array?
<1> rindolf: I'm probably going to learn an instrument soon, so I might get into composition.
<6> jbalcomb: ok, that's what i'm doing right now, so far i haven't found anything too useful because i'm not sure how to phrase this without being too wordy :)\
<1> rindolf: I know it's nowhere near as fun, but have you considered a digital MIDI keyboard? It might be somewhat like an organ.
<0> dabreegster: I also have a MOD file composition: http://www.modarchive.com/cgi-bin/download.cgi/Y/yonqatan.mod
<2> Zaphar_work: I need to use that array in my next while loop so i can compare against data i'm pulling from a file.
<0> dabreegster: maye.
<0> dabreegster: aren't MIDI organs costy?
<1> rindolf: No clue.
<3> no?
<3> not old school
<3> just make one
<2> rindolf: ebay.com
<0> jbalcomb: yeah.
<1> rindolf: Shlal Sharav is amazingly relaxing, by the way
<0> jbalcomb: I never bought anything from ebay.
<0> dabreegster: yes.
<7> i want to add support for Authen::SASL to IMAP::Admin, if Authen::SASL is available
<0> dabreegster: I have some other Israeli songs in that directory.
<2> rindolf: better late than never. ;)
<0> jbalcomb: yeah.
<7> is there a pattern in perl for doing stuff only if a module is available?
<0> jablko: yes, there is.
<0> jablko: use "require MyModule;"
<0> jablko: and trap the exception.
<0> jablko: there's also the "if" pragma.
<0> core: if
<8> if was added to Perl5.007003
<0> Hmmm...
<5> jbalcomb: while (my $row = $sth->fetchrow_arrayref()) {..}
<3> core: Module
<8> Module will be added by christmas
<3> heh
<7> rindolf: if pragma...
<7> man perlcore?
<0> Do the mysql* binaries have an "-f" flag?
<0> jablko: buubot is more convenient.
<0> jablko: you can use it too.
<2> Zaphar_work: how do i add that value to @macDB? push requires arg 1 to be an array
<3> perldoc -f push
<8> push. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f push'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/push.html
<3> huhu
<5> you do a my @row above your loop
<5> otherwise every iteration of your loop overwrites @row so none of your pushes stick around
<0> dabreegster: there is also some stuff here: http://eskimo.shlomifish.org/Files/files/music/mp3-ogg/ But the link is slow.
<5> jbalcomb: its a scope issue
<1> rindolf: OK, I might check it out later. Thanks.
<9> "jbalcomb" at 216.28.180.158 pasted "Reading DB and saving array with Zaphar's recommendations" (22 lines, 617B) at http://sial.org/pbot/18028
<1> Does anybody know how tough it is to convert a poem into a Perl poem?
<3> you don't do that?
<2> Zaphar_work: I'm still seeing zero elements in my @macDB
<10> HALLO EVERYONE
<3> HALLO EVAN!
<11> question with subroutines: is there a way to make a scalar/array argument optional?
<3> .joke picard
<12> Available categories: ballmer, blonde, coffee, mitch, quayle, redneck
<3> =[
<7> rindolf: think i want the opposite of if pragma
<7> do something if Authen::SASL can be used
<7> using Authen::SASL is the condition
<10> Daveman: HALLO.
<7> trap an exception...
<3> :)
<10> I'm so creating an orm
<3> o.O
<7> how to trap an exception in perl?
<5> jbalcomb: $row is an array reference containing the fields for the row in your db
<2> Zaphar_work: I sort of get that from reading the perldocs but i can't say i understand it.
<5> jbalcomb: you need to do push @macdb, $row;
<5> that stores the row into your macdb
<5> I didn't know what you were using macdb for from your earlier paste or I would have been able to tell you that :-)
<5> actually your probably want push @macDB $row->[0]; so you have the macaddress and not an array reference in your macDB array;
<10> my orm will be like jesus
<10> Zaphar_work: eval {}
<2> Zaphar_work: Testing macDB: ARRAY(0x814ccc0) <-- ;) kinda works now..
<10> eval: eval { die }; print "not dead";
<8> EvanCarroll: not dead 1
<9> "zaphar_work" at 12.206.248.152 pasted "rewrite of jbalcombs code" (22 lines, 620B) at http://sial.org/pbot/18029
<5> try that
<10> So my orm i think will grow up to conquer all.
<2> Zaphar_work: didn't even need the pastebin cause adding the ->[0] fixed it. woot!!s to you Sir.
<5> jbalcomb: rewrite the if (DEBUG) line too
<5> jbalcomb: now go read about references :-)
<5> perldoc perlref
<8> perlref - Perl references, the rest of the story. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlref'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlref.html
<1> This is creepy. A few lines of code and they're already cheating.
<2> Zaphar_work: I have put 8+ hours into simply getting the MAC and IP in my DB properly. You just solved the last two hours of it. Thank you.
<3> .joke fraiser
<12> Available categories: ballmer, blonde, coffee, mitch, quayle, redneck
<3> =[
<5> jbalcomb: no problem just make sure you read about references so you don't have to ask that question again
<13> I want to create a windowed application in perl. What should I start with?
<3> heh
<14> Lisenok: perl/Tk
<5> Lisenok: wxperl? perl/TK?
<13> Thanks, I'll google for that
<3> use rickswm!
<3> it's perlalicious!
<13> Is that Perl/Tk capable of dealing with multiple encodings more or less complex text fields and such stuff?
<14> and the very raw X11::Protocol
<15> perl X support is problematic, I tried doing an app ocne, and ended up writing it in c
<13> X?..
<16> Lisenok: X11 THE WINDOWING PROTOCOL
<14> dkr: did you look at X11::Protocol ?
<15> (was intercepting X keypress events since abarcode scanenr was emulating a keyboar device) pretty weird proejct, :)
<16> Lisenok: Tk is ugly as ****
<16> just thought you should know this.
<3> dooky ;D
<17> how do i turn off warnings for a specific module (but leave it on for the program calling that module)?
<16> daveman! long time no see punk
<16> whats up
<3> yeah
<3> meh, just pimpin
<5> skizo1: warnings pragma
<3> about to go pimp it up in the city
<15> tybalt89: speaking the protocol wasn't the problem, it was translating the keycodes, I think, it was a few mango seasons ago, :)
<16> skizo1: 2>/dev/null
<16> Daveman: that's legit
<16> I'm at work
<16> lol
<3> dooky++
<3> haha
<18> pimpin?
<17> dooky: hah
<15> skizo1: perldoc warnings
<8> warnings. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc warnings'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/warnings.html
<13> Um. Is trere a not 'ugly as ****' way to create a windowed perl application?
<16> blondie: he's gonna go pull some birds
<18> hmm
<16> Lisenok: use Gtk;
<16> maybe it's use Gtk2;
<16> it's been a long time, I don't remember
<5> Lisenok: does it need to be cross platform?
<13> Gtk is not solid.. And lacks documentation
<17> dkr: so, this would work? no warnings "Archive::Zip";
<13> Zaphar_work, yes
<19> Okay. I've got the following line: "if ($line =~ ($rule)) {" .. $line = Jun 27 00:45:05 loghost01 SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP , $rule = /SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP/ .. why doesn't it match?
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