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<0> he found it
<0> ehe
<0> thnks :)
<0> so it was probably using that .pm instead of the permagick debian package module i guess
<1> Hi
<2> What's a privmsg, compared to a msg, in P::C::I?
<3> the target that it uses
<4> private versus public, ie if there's channel bnames in it. I believe.
<4> but then what does it do with a msg sent to both a user *and* a channel
<3> send it to the channel
<5> Hey guys
<5> Does anyone have experience with PAR?
<5> I am having a hard time packing a Glade file into my exectubale.
<2> bb
<6> andrejkw: you can talk with audreyt on #perl6 about it. She wrote PAR.
<7> but no longer the maintainer
<5> :\
<5> so can someone help?
<5> I am doing pp -a file.glade -o file file.pl
<7> actually the documentation provides the solution
<5> And running file complains about missing Glade file.
<7> it does mean you have to "use PAR;" in your app
<8> DOCUMENTATION IS FOR THE LAZY
<5> lol
<5> yes, Yaakov!
<5> I fully support your statement!
<2> $kernel->post($nick_of_bot => privmsg => $nick_of_recipient => $message_string); ??
<2> I'm not having enough luck yet.
<4> umm, why are you posting to the $nick_of_bot? You want to post to the PoCo::IRC's session
<7> heh BinGOs must have been half asleep while writing some of this documentation
<5> Where did you find the "use PAR" hint?
<5> I can't find it?
<8> andrejkw: That is almost certainly right in the synopsis!
<7> the block of code under "Use in a program:"
<7> which is indeed in the Synopsis
<5> synopsis?
<9> about the first part of a typical POD
<4> The bit with "SYNOPSIS" above it
<8> The crust is looking wonderful.
<8> I think it is going to be extra great.
<8> The sauce is done, and very good--I didn't even add any sugar.
<8> Woo. Pizza.
<4> hmm, sauce
<10> hi, what is the best way to convert string representation of ip adrress (like "192.168.1.1") to the hex one (like "c0a80101")
<10> ?
<4> inet_aton + unpack
<4> + pack
<11> The endian is near.
<4> eval: use Socket; pack "H8", unpack "N", inet_aton 192.168.1.1
<12> integral: Number found where operator expected at (eval 122) line 1, near "inet_aton 192.168.1.1" (Do you need to predeclare inet_aton?) Error: syntax error at (eval 122) line 1, near "inet_aton 19
<4> eval: use Socket; pack "H8", unpack "N", inet_aton "192.168.1.1"
<12> integral: String found where operator expected at (eval 122) line 1, near "inet_aton "192.168.1.1"" (Do you need to predeclare inet_aton?) Error: syntax error at (eval 122) line 1, near "inet_aton
<10> integral: 10x, i'll take a look at them
<4> bah, I hate pack
<2> People who paint over paint, instead of scraping off paint, are stinkers to those of us who, much later, are scraping off 5 layers of paint (some of it leaded)
<2> FYI
<13> jsn: the cl***ic 'do it right, or do it right now' problem
<14> hahahah peter thorton is so l33t.
<8> integral: I put fresh basil in the sauce.
<15> who?
<14> blondie: the leader of the pheonix project.
<14> --- MacGuyver's boss.
<16> jsn - why not use some explosives in a 5 gallon bucket of paint and be done in a few minutes?
<15> oh yes
<4> ah!
<16> no scraping required
<15> foundation not project ;p
<2> explosives? this is a house, mate.
<7> eval: unpack "N", pack "C4", split /\./, "192.168.1.1"
<12> Khisanth: Return: 3232235777
<2> the neighbors p***ed a law against lowering their property values by me blowing up my own house
<4> it has the nasty habit of exploding though
<16> jsn - you never saw Mr. Bean paint a room that way?
<14> thorton just man wrestled the bad guys
<14> it was awesome.
<17> how do i open pipes?
<17> i mean pipe files
<17> IO::File doesn't want to open it
<2> Limbic_Region, I have not.
<17> but it doesn't give an error either
<14> try IO::Pipe...
<17> thx
<14> or open my $po, "|file"
<2> Using this citrus stuff, over and over and over, means that it looks like total *** and we _still_ have to sand leaded paint (since, we can only ***ume, the bottom layer is the most leaded)
<2> the top layer? dark brown.
<18> jsn what are u talking about
<17> Ecarroll: does perl automatically know that "file" is not a command to execute?
<2> vasundhar, perl programming with poe
<18> poe whats that ??
<14> Sven_vB: Thats what a pipe is.
<4> see http://poe.perl.org/
<2> http://poe.perl.org
<8> eval 'POE ' x 128
<8> eval: 'POE ' x 128
<12> Yaakov: Return: POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE POE
<14> eval: warn x 128
<12> Number found where operator expected at (eval 122) line 1, near "x 128" (Do you need to predeclare x?) Ecarroll: Error: Missing comma after first argument to warn function at (eval 122) line 2, at E
<18> Thanks I got it
<14> oh it doesn't crash any more =[
<2> I want my bot to register with services, but I've not got it yet
<17> Ecarroll: well but in "ls -l" it hat "p" as the first mode. and when i write to it with "echo ...>>", the programm running in another shell receives it. so i think it is a pipe, isn't it?
<17> and it is *not* a program =)
<4> jsn: on freenode? you can p*** your nickserv p***word as your server p***word
<2> $kernel->post( $irc_session => connect => { p***word=>"myp***"} ); # sorta like that?
<2> Yes, on freenode.
<8> KABOOM
<2> get away from my paint scraping, Yaakov
<14> Sven_vB: that sounds like a fifo.
<4> something like that I bit
<4> jsn: it's "P***word"
<8> Mushrooms are drying out nicely...
<17> ok, thx. so how do i ... k i'll read IO::FIFO :)
<4> (fancy mushrooms)++
<4> I can't stand fried button mushrooms
<3> hunting the wild mushroom.
<17> :/ there is no IO::Fifo. how do i read/write it?
<14> open my $fifo, "fifo |"
<14> or something
<3> a fifo is not a pipe.
<8> A named pipe is also called a fifo.
<17> is a fifo a one-way stream?
<8> integral: These mushroom are for pizza, so I am reducing the moisture in them so as not to make a wet mess.
<17> because i fail to read from it
<4> yes, of course its one-way
<8> s
<4> perhaps you want a POSIX-domain socket
<17> that explains it =) thx
<17> i prefer TCP/IP sockets, but the app i'm controling only has a fifo
<8> integral: There will also be onions, green peppers and basil leaves aside from the sauce and cheese.
<8> integral: Moisture management is KEY.
<14> Sven_vB: Just open it a a regular file
<4> mmm
<2> Thanks, integral.
<8> The cheese will be a mix about 60/40 of Cheddar and low-moisture Mozzarella.
<19> good afternoon all
<20> I've got a relatively simple logic question
<21> false
<2> Socrates is a dog that wears gl***es?
<20> what's the most efficient way to merge two arrays such that values are not duplicated and items from array B are only added to array A if an identical value does not already exist
<4> hash.
<20> yeah
<20> fugly
<4> no. programming.
<20> that's what I was trying to avoid
<2> while (@a,@b) { $hash{$_}++ }
<2> so tough!
<20> guess I'll do it wish a hash, but there's got to be a way to do uniqueness
<20> not complex
<20> just ugly code
<4> yes, a hash gives uniqueness.
<20> no kidding
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