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<0> okay, thanks guys it works now
<0> cant believe i forgot that :|
<1> hey everyone... i need some help on solaris 8, perl 5.03... i wrote a script that referenced INET.pm (works fine on a Linux box), but it didn't work. i copied the INET.pm file into the libs dir, but then it complained about versions. how do you do socket programming on solaris 8/perl 5.03? i can't find anything at all
<2> jwise, socket / IO::Socket
<1> so just change "use IO::Socket::INET" to "use IO::Socket" ?
<2> **** if I know, read the docs :)
<1> can't find any docs... i don't have a solaris 8 box.. i just have to make it work :P
<2> hahaha
<2> jwise, well surely you have docs on the box your developing on
<1> guess i'll look it up when i get there
<1> i'm developing it on a linux box, then emailing it to someone who installs it on the solaris box
<2> running perl 5.03... yay
<1> yeah... welcome back to the 20th century
<2> indeed
<3> IO::Socket::INET works just fine on Solaris
<1> argh.. then someone hosed their installation
<1> guess i'll just have to figure it out when i see the box tomorrow
<1> Can't locate IO/Socket/INET.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/perl5/5.00503/sun4-solaris /usr/perl5/5.00503 /usr/perl5/site_perl/5.005/sun4-solaris /usr/perl5/site_perl/5.005 .) at ./client.pl line 12.
<2> ha ha
<1> thanks dude :)
<2> anytime :)
<1> man i love linux
<2> it's ok
<1> just cuz it's !unix
<2> it ****s less than some operating systems
<1> lemme guess... you're a mac guy
<2> like.. solaris 8
<2> jwise, hell no
<1> ah well... guess i'll learn as i go. thanks for the tips.. have a great evening
<2> bye
<4> is it possibly to make some sort of script that downloads the url in <location></location> to a specified directory?
<4> see: http://pastebin.ca/103028
<5> The paste 103028 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/2389
<4> for an example of the xml page.
<6> XLVII: yes, parsing XML and downloading things from the internet are possible in Perl..
<4> is it hard to code?
<6> XLVII: define "hard"
<4> i have no experience with perl
<4> and have only used visual basic, which i hated.
<6> XLVII: then of course it will be.. writing anything in any language you don't know is hard..
<4> is there a 'tutorial' somewhere to do it?
<4> possibly?
<6> perlbot tutorial
<7> http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Tutorials | http://perl.com/cs/user/query/q/6?id_topic=74 | http://learn.perl.org/ | http://books.perl.org/onlinebooks | http://perl-begin.berlios.de/tutorials/ | http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<6> XLVII: lots of them
<4> shucks!
<4> thanks.
<6> XLVII: welcome
<8> has anyone used File::NFSLock ? When one process locks, writes to the file, and releases the lock a second process (different host) competing on the file sees it as empty. I've been able to duplicate this, but always at different intervals
<9> "glvgfz" at 129.78.208.4 pasted "Weird commas" (24 lines, 1.7K) at http://sial.org/pbot/18672
<10> Hi all, I'm having a small issue with Perl where I keep getting the commas printed while printing a list. It occurs after a certain sub call. See above
<10> any help would be appreciated
<3> send_email might be manipulating $, but not properly localizing it
<10> You mean some variable like as $_ or $!? Any pointers on what to google for?
<3> no, I mean the variable $,
<11> eval: local $, = '|'; print "a".."d";
<5> b0at: a|b|c|d 1
<12> hi does anyone know how to get input from a pipe using activestate perl?
<11> And you would look at perldoc perlvar to read about that, by the way.
<5> Type 'perldoc perlvar' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/perlvar.html
<3> notqwerty: the same way you do it with any other perl
<13> heh
<12> yeah I'm having problems with that
<12> e.g. dir | test.pl
<12> the script
<12> while(<>) { print; };
<12> that should do it right?
<3> yes
<11> You can get a directory listing from within Perl
<12> doesn't seem to work with activestate
<12> I need to read a piped cmd and parse it
<12> the dir is just an example
<11> There, dir is a command in the shell, not an executable. That might be the problem.
<12> hmm
<12> same script
<12> but run with: echo "hi" | test.pl
<11> echo is the same deal.
<12> The process tried to write to a nonexistent pipe.
<12> how would I do it with such commands?
<12> or what should I be referencing?
<11> There, dir is a command in the shell, not an executable. That might be the problem.
<11> oops, wrong window
<11> I was going to say that it might be in some other handle...
<11> For example, one program (cpau fwiw) prints to stderr or something as the test.pl is printing some delimiters; but <> and STDIN don't get anything
<11> cmd.exe is a strange beast
<12> hmm ok.
<12> time to boot up cygwin methinks
<12> thanks for the help
<11> Searching perlmonks.org might reveal something, too
<12> will do
<10> Somni, b0at, buubot: thanks, I finaly figured it out.
<14> I've got an array of arrays that I filled from a SQL query. I need to ***ign these values to a hash, where one value of the arrays is the key of the hash, and that hash holds a reference to an array that holds all arrays with that value in that same of their fields. I am sorry to say that I am stumped. Been reading the man pages and trying to pull this off for an hour.
<3> what have you tried?
<11> %hash = map { $_->[$foo] => $_ } @bar; # ?
<14> really?
<11> That wasn't a substitute for answering Somni's question
<15> is there a way to right a regex that will only recognize unicode characters?
<14> Right. There have been several aborted attempts at maps and foreach's and hashes and...
<14> None got very far.
<16> XY problem
<16> What you want is a better SQL query.
<14> Hmmm thats not a bad idea
<14> I guess I can just select by the field I'm interested in sorting by here
<14> and do it as many times as there are unique IDs
<16> You're trying to do a join in perl.
<16> Do the join in sql. :)
<14> or maybe retrieve the IDs I want to group by
<16> That's what it's for.
<14> then do another query
<14> ok cool
<14> THAT is great
<14> that is what I should do
<14> thanks
<16> And
<16> for the record
<16> #perl++
<14> ?
<16> And you get credit for being polite to #perl when they sent you over here. :)
<14> ;)
<16> This is freenode #perl.
<11> Yes!
<16> The two are not synonmous to those of us who've been in #perl longer than there's been a freenode.
<16> Synonymous
<11> Well, I've been on IRC longer than there's been a freenode, but not in a #perl that long
<11> It smells like home to me
<17> s/wil/while/
<16> I think too much typing can lead to depression.
<16> Maybe it's a defense mechanism.
<14> How's the performance on 308 select queries?
<14> on SQLITE?
<14> FOr like... 100 records each query/
<14> ?
<18> TIAS
<3> why are you making 308 queries?
<14> There's 308 IDs Im interested in
<16> You are
<3> and you have to select each one individually?
<16> doing this
<16> THE WRONG WAY
<18> Why 308 separate queries?
<16> revdiablo: Because he doesn't know how to write a good join.
<18> Or even a bad join, apparently
<18> =)
<16> Peyomp: You want to learn how to do a join. Now. It's not too hard.
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