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<0> neat
<1> and you cant use ssh because ...
<2> That brings me to the next bit, is putting out to an LPT printer port easy in perl?
<3> it's not hard at all
<2> inmute: Because It'll be dynamically controlling a lawnmower, and I want it to be robust and I like perl?
<0> I put out to my parallel port nightly.
<2> As in, I want it to react to a keydown of forward as output to the paralell port relay board.
<1> Excelsior: O.O i want to see pictures when this is done
<2> Yeah, I'll be documenting it :P
<3> iirc you need to use outb()
<2> If I live through it.
<3> haha
<3> you may also need ioperm()
<2> If I CAN use perl that helps since I'll just load nix on it and not have to worry about skimming down an XP installation to fit onto a small CF card
<3> and it may have to run as root
<3> (it's been years since i've done it)
<0> pft, a tiny linux distro could be more than enough
<3> its very easy in C, too
<2> Sorry, *nix. :P
<4> perldoc -f outb
<2> I don't like C, though.
<2> Perl is much more elegant.
<5> if anyone feels like looking at this code, it would be appreciated. the problem is, the socket never times out on some servers, and print "read" is never reached. http://pastebin.com/741981
<6> The paste 741981 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1377
<3> Excelsior: i was just thinking that it's easier to keep a system trim if you don't need a perl interpreter
<3> C uses the same functions
<3> all you need to is ioperm(), outb(), and maybe inb()
<2> bhearsum: hm, I guess. It's just going to need to fit on a 512 mb CF card
<3> ahh
<3> well, both will work, i'm sure :)
<3> anyways, dinner
<7> 512 should not be an issue
<2> Fyi snL20, perldoc -f outb renders "no documentation for perl function 'outb'."
<4> Excelsior yes, I know :|
<7> Device::ParallelPort
<2> I'd be outputting to something like this: http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/pc/005/index.html
<8> perlbot beginning perl
<9> http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
<2> O'Rilley "Learning Perl" > *
<2> I just love that damn llama.
<8> using perldoc and reading source code > *
<5> dude did you guys hear that O'reilly is sueing people, saying that they trademarked "web 2.0"?!
<8> I got that url for a friend though.
<5> http://www.tomrafteryit.net/oreilly-trademarks-web-20-and-sets-lawyers-on-itcork/ .... wtf O'reilly what are you doing
<10> aboutblank's url is at http://xrl.us/ms8n
<5> if anyone feels like looking at this code, it would be appreciated. the problem is, the socket never times out on some servers, and print "read" is never reached. http://pastebin.com/741981
<6> The paste 741981 has been moved to: http://erxz.com/pb/1377
<11> say, i know i can do /foo/ to test against $_, is there a numeric equivilant?
<12> No.
<11> buu: oh, ok then.
<13> There should be though.
<12> perl6
<13> lol
<13> You mean vaporware!
<14> will DNF be written in perl6?
<12> Yes.
<12> wankit
<6> Perl 6 doesn't have to do **** for a Klondike bar.
<12> Hrmm.
<15> aboutblank, uhm, well
<15> 'Success' is spelled wrong
<5> wow that Quellism. that spelling error in a print statement really WAS that problem <_< </sarcasm>
<13> buu: therion should recruit this guy: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Kozacka_piesn.jpg
<13> GumbyBRAIN: cubeit and wankit
<16> Sound is commonly called "globbing", and the thinkpad and i don't know what wankit is.
<17> And, gentlemen, we should not overlook the Rapid Entry option.
<15> aboutblank, no problem. ;)
<18> GumbyBRAIN: what do you think about http://mauke.ath.cx/stuff/perl/add.pl ?
<16> Can't think of the same about you.
<13> GumbyBRAIN: \n.joke mitch
<16> Mitch landrieu and ray when you try to print all values from the joke is this possible?
<19> While using GetOpt::Std to make it so you have to include either the -a flag or the -b flag (not both, just either -a or -b) I would do getopts("a:b:"); right?
<19> Just want to make sure
<13> Does GumbyBRAIN keep a log of everything said in the channel?
<18> Yawgmoth7: no
<19> getopts("ab");? :D
<0> Ecarroll: It puts teh words in its brane.
<18> Yawgmoth7: no
<0> GumbyBRAIN: brane
<16> Dude ... I just woke up ... But i guess i can use filter::line internally to break its encoding brane.
<19> How about
<18> GumbyBRAIN > *
<16> /Usr/lib/dpkg/controllib.pl.
<19> getopts("a:b");
<19> If that's wrong I'm going back and reading
<18> Yawgmoth7: no
<19> :P
<19> damnit
<13> Wikipedia should have a way to filter non-english nonsense
<13> it makes reading articles distracting
<13> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Hundreds
<13> look at that first paragraph
<13> wtf.
<13> I guess it is the second
<0> They're proper names
<19> ah, getopts("ab:");
<13> b0at: granted...
<13> CAA:0O <>=0@E8G5A:0O ?0@B8O, or Russian Monarchist Party
<13> Lets just go with the latter.
<5> in this (http://pastebin.com/742047) example, "waiting" is printed, but "read" is never printed and it never dies. what am i doing wrong?
<6> The paste 742047 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/1379
<13> .0001% of people that read the english article can make anything of the russian name anyway
<20> does anyone know if there's a way to use unpack() to get a count value from a binary packed string, seek back to the beginning of the just-read value, and use that count to extract the containing structure (as the count includes the bytes used to store the count itself)?
<21> demon: yes
<13> demon: ... in multiple steps sure.
<22> I am having problems executing a redirected perl script (via 301), this is what the perl script looks like at http://sial.org/pbot/17381 for some strange reason it works ina browser but doesn't work ina 301 redirect via htaccess
<20> Ecarroll: so I can't do it in one invocation of unpack()? I can do it with an unpack() and a subsequent unpack() or substr() already (and have done so) but was hoping I could just do it in one shot instead
<13> demon: You can't unpack twice, with one unpack
<13> It sounds like the unpack makes up the template for the unpack i don't see how you're going to pull that off with one unpack
<13> I wonder if wikipedia gets a cutback from biblegateway.com
<12> YES
<12> M***IVE BIBLE MONAIES
<13> ... seriously though
<13> if all of these bible p***ages link to biblegateway... something is either fishy or they are getting cutbacks
<13> I would like to think cutbacks
<13> because wikipedia can't host the KJV online and self-reference wiki style?
<12> Ecarroll: Not really factual material, so doesn't belong in an encyclopedia
<12> And probably someone just went and added them
<13> ... wiki is more than an encyclopedia dufus.
<13> get with the times
<13> Wikicommons
<12> WIKIPORN
<12> I can see a whole new enterprise.
<13> lol
<13> oh digg you are so addiciting
<0> and juvenile
<12> Arfhg
<12> Pdfs ****.
<11> eval: 'mew'
<6> f00li5h: Return: mew
<11> eval: 'mew'
<6> f00li5h: Return: mew
<5> please.. anyone.. http://pastebin.com/742047 my signal alarm is never triggered.
<6> The paste 742047 has been moved to: http://erxz.com/pb/1379
<11> aboutblank: that's horrible news. who's sending you the signal?
<5> -_-
<5> everybody's gotta be a critic.
<11> aboutblank: but really, who's sending the signal?
<12> aboutblank: Are you sure the read is taking 2 seconds?
<24> can anyone reccomend a Perl/Tk tutorial?
<5> well on some hosts (this is an inet connect), the read takes longer, and if it takes longer i want it to timeout.
<13> must firefox always crash
<11> aboutblank: you need a ; after the die. that may help some
<13> rcc: get the book
<5> when i make an inet socket, i specify a timeout but that also never works
<12> f00li5h: No he doesn't.
<12> aboutblank: Those time outs are for other things.
<11> buu: really?
<12> Yes.
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