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<0> hi, how can i get information of a video-file like duration and codec?
<1> i have a small problem with charsets. I'm using lwp to grab data from a website which is in spanish and some of the chars like etc come out looking wrong
<1> how do i fix this?
<2> integral, the problem was CPAN was installing the new Pod::Simple in site_perl, and vendor_perl was first in @INC... or vice-versa, whatever.
<3> ah, nasty
<2> integral, indeed
<3> bah, stupid davanger left.
<4> how can I set environment variable PATH ?
<3> $ENV{PATH}
<5> where, when!!?
<3> The newbie hits you with the +5 Stick of Clue Removal --MORE--
<3> You feel like your brain has leaked out of your ears. You die.
<6> integral: Yeah
<6> It hurts.
<2> integral, perl searches @INC from beginning to end, right?
<3> yep
<2> ****ing gentoo ****ed up their perl build's @INC order
<7> lol
<3> no, no, of course they didn't because it worked for them!
<8> haha
<9> I have been relayed this from OSCON:
<9> code.google.com/hosting
<6> Heh.
<6> They really are trying to take over the world.
<3> oh dear
<3> so when are they going to use the m***ive amount of data they have to hold the world's stock exchanges and markets to ransom?
<3> that's why they *really* have an online spreadsheet, obviously
<6> yeah
<9> Neat, though, it uses svn.
<3> svn is better than cancer, and cvs
<10> cancer?
<3> hmm, there's a gale GUI there
<3> hmm, I bet that google thing is using rails
<6> Good lord, why?
<3> well either that or It's a giant CL monstrosity
<9> I dunno, it looks pretty much like every other google app-thing.
<10> integral: isn't google older than rails?
<3> b_jonas: way, way, way older
<10> and I think google is a python thingy
<3> My *lunch* was older than rails
<9> You know, one thing I love about working on a campaign, besides strolling into work at 3p, is I can totally wear the same thing I wore yesterday.
<6> Awesome.
<8> I do that all the time. :)
<11> how does the CPAN shell set its @INC when running tests?
<11> it's not the same @INC the perl interpreter normally uses
<3> CPAN shell shouldn't.
<6> -Iblib
<3> The test target in the makefile typically ensures the blib is in @INC
<3> But the makefile can do whatever it feels like.
<11> hm
<11> but it would be considered bad practice not to include the default @INC, wouldn't it?
<3> umm, well yes, but typically the details are left up to ExtUtils::MakeMaker
<11> I ask because "test Gtk2" runs the tests without the default @INC (e.g. without the paths from $PERLLIB), but running "make test" manually in .cpan/build/Gtk2-1.122 does run with the default @INC
<11> that's strange, isn't it?
<11> ...and when I run "force install Gtk2" afterwards in the same CPAN shell, it deletes the build directory and starts from scratch :-O
<12> Hi
<12> mangle: Perl is great, but ASM is faster
<13> Perl is solo, were it not ASM is faster
<12> mangle: Perl is more overseeable than ASM though.
<13> Perl is new overseeable barring ASM in any event.
<14> -_-
<12> mangle is as good as megahal, except that it has no time limit! =D
<3> GumbyBRAIN: There are 6 seats in First Cl*** and 24 in Standard that can be reserved for people who smoke
<15> Yeah, i think official is somewhat more not-so-great english he doesnt' know this) i have the standard hoagie and cheesesteak roll in philly. Primo's and a smoke.
<16> it seems use lib ( "/somepath/$more" ); # ignores the $more var -- is there a way around this?
<3> frankg: $more has to have a value at *compile-time*
<12> mangle: There are 6 seats in First Cl*** and 24 in Standard that can be reserved for people who smoke
<3> eg. my $more; BEGIN { $more = "WOMBLES!" }
<13> There are 6 seats in stellar rank and 24 in everyday that let out be taciturn being as how folk who marinade
<16> integral, thx
<12> mangle: Do you think official is somewhat more not-so-great english he doesn't know this?
<13> Do self logicalize chancellor is simply accessory not-so-dignitary Tamaulipec he doesn't digest this?
<12> yeah.
<3> good night all!
<12> integral, gnight :)
<1> anyone know how to change charsets in perl?
<3> perldoc Encode
<13> Type 'perldoc Encode' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/Encode.html
<17> Lets say i was to begin a m***ive tailored marketing campeign, and NET::SMTP wasn't scallable or fast enough for me, what would work better?
<17> Thanks in advance.
<1> try NET::SPAM
<1> lol
<17> Thats not funny.
<12> mangle: perlbot rot13 test
<13> perlbot rot13 urinalysis
<12> perlbot?
<12> >_<
<1> from my point of view its what you probably are doing..
<17> davanger: I'm trying to inform people of a valueable product, and the company in the event they want to vest some of their unused retirement into it.
<1> inform people of a "VALUEABLE PRODUCT"
<1> yeah thats not spam
<18> a dictiomary?
<12> mangle: EvanCarroll informs people of a valueable product which is not spam
<13> EvanCarroll informs stock of a valueable article of merchandise which is not spam
<12> hehe
<17> spam is unwanted mail.
<19> I'm looking for a channel where I can ask a general OSS licensing question... any suggestions?
<17> My mail will be irrestable offers.. people will want them
<17> rbellamy: #perl works.
<1> LOL
<1> whata spamma!
<17> rbellamy: We don't auctually have anything to do with PERL.
<12> mangle: GumbyBRAIN: Hi, j00 are a r34l dud3 man!
<13> GumbyBRAIN: Hi, j00 are a r34l dud3 someone!
<15> j is based on a private message (which has the cmu phonetic dictionary in its own shortcuts for common datasets, which is exactly 3 digits.
<12> ^_^
<12> GumbyBRAIN: perlbot be perlbot
<15> be like dazjorz.
<12> lol!
<12> perlbot be like dazjorz
<20> <12> How I can make teh web wit pearl?!?!
<21> is there a way to run the perl interpreter so i can enter multiple commands, like the python one?
<12> wit CGI!!!!
<12> !!!oneone!!1!11!!eleven!!!1!1oneone!!!
<18> mangle: my landlord is evicting me from my apartment for not paying the rent.
<13> my manager is evicting me minus my apartment in aid of not spot cash the separate.
<19> EvanCarrol: I'm wondering about ported code and the license attached to it...
<17> bhearsum: perl -d1
<17> bhearsum: -de1
<21> ahhh
<21> thaks EvanCarroll :)
<19> EvanCarrol: so, say you have code originally written in C/C++ and you port it to Java, what are the copyright requirements as to the license.
<19> ?
<17> rbellamy: If the code was 'ported', and not 'influenced by', then often it implies it was done with access to the original code which opens you up legally.
<22> rbellamy: It seems to me that you will get the copyright yourself
<18> mangle: count me in if it will make me rich.
<13> aristocrat me in if it dedication idiosyncrasy me fruity.
<19> EvanCarrol, amarillion: you've both hit on the two sides of what I am concerned about.
<17> rbellamy: I would say if you use the word port, it was reverse engineered or stolen.
<19> EvanCarroll: especially if a conversion tool was used...
<17> rbellamy: Without any doubt.
<22> reverse engineered != stolen
<23> you will not get the copyright yourself; it is not an original work
<22> reverse engineering is very legal
<23> consult a lawyer if you intend to distribute this code; consult the original author, as well
<19> amarillion: true... as long as you don't have access to the original source
<17> amarillion: copyright the reverse engineering of codebase, is a stealing.
<17> s/codebase/bin/
<24> how do I use CPAN to find out what modules I have installed for perl?
<25> i need to install some perl libraries: BerkeleyDB, Net::Server::Daemonize, Net::Server::Multiplex, perl-BerkeleyDB, perl-IO-Multiplex and perl-Net-Server. so, what do i do?
<26> danfg: you use cpan.
<19> Somni: most lawyers I've spoken to are out of their minds... I've had a terrible time finding OSS savvy lawyers
<26> perlbot install module
<20> perl -MCPAN -e 'install "Some::Module"' # where Some::Module is the one you want to install
<25> cool
<22> Inssomniak, that's not so easy, you need to look in all directories in @INC
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