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<0> Tybalt, apparently he's just disgruntled ... towards you? :\
<1> kk
<2> good doc
<3> Daveman: could be...
<0> hrm
<4> or maybe his shift key is stuck...
<5> NOTHING STUCK HERE
<5> A LEVEL 3 DIGANOSTIC SHOWS I AM FULLY GRUNTLED
<0> Tybalt, thanks, for before ;)
<4> Then you must have added uc (or similar) in your irc client? :/
<6> How can I detect if a string has utf16 chars in it?
<0> hahaha, oh, Yaakov :)
<0> wsmith, hahahah try to print() it, and if it segv's then you'll know? :D
<0> hahah ****ing perl >:(
<0> it always bombs when I try to print something with a wide char in it >:(
<7> was just doing that yesterday
<8> wide chars should go on a diet.
<8> NORMAL chars don't have PROBLEMS with ENCODING
<6> /^ [\x00 - \xffff] $/x doesnt seem to match anything
<1> Botje, will I be able to access to users if i define it in the init sub in the same package
<8> VT`: you don't NEED an init sub ..
<9> hi all, i have a while (<>) loop, but afaik perl won't iterate if there's an incomplete line (no \n char), and it will only yield the input line by line. is it possible to have it yield any available chunk of data, similar to how sockets (send/recv) work? (short of falling back to getc?)
<0> yeah someone mentioned encoding to me... or something
<0> but then no one knew how to implement it :P
<0> haha
<0> who cares
<0> perl ****s
<8> VT`: if you look at the code i gave you, you'll see i set stuff in the new() subs
<0> use C, it's FASTAR -- Isn't that right, perlbot!
<0> :P
<8> you should try emulating that
<1> yea i did
<1> i just renamed it init, so i could compare
<4> wsmith, perhaps you want \x{ffff} ?
<8> and the whole point of an object is that ALL data related to it is packed inside that one hashref (or arrayref) $self
<1> later
<10> zeeeee: perldoc -f read
<9> scrottie: thanks
<10> you're welcome
<0> beam me up, scrottie!
<11> GumbyBRAIN: **** the egg!
<12> simcop2387: Egg is also the people who matter use freenode too now.
<6> Ani-_, that still doesn't match
<13> I am a mof genius!
<13> I demand my medal!!!!
<13> er s/mof/mofo
<0> mofo
<0> :D
<13> even geniuses cock up now and again
<13> I made my little.. perl script that goes and checks the errata page for my version of Openbsd
<13> and then emails me the important stuff
<13> although.. I have no idea how to check if the patch has been installed
<0> .
<14> ..
<13> ,,,
<13> anyway...
<13> about my medal
<13> where do I apply for it?
<14> ##php
<13> but but but
<13> I dont know any php
<13> cant I apply here?
<5> NO
<5> LOSER
<13> and then it gets automagically transmuted to php?
<5> STOP HATING
<13> bastard
<4> STOP TYPING IN CAPS :)
<1> Botje, http://vt.pastebin.com/529482
<15> The paste 529482 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/499
<4> You are missing a use strict; and a use warnings;
<4> If you include those then you should see that $self is not defined.
<5> Typing in CAPS increases the VALUE of my MESSAGES
<13> then p*** by reference
<8> VT`: you missed a comma after the first argument to push
<8> also, the grep way i showed you works too
<4> but the grep is slower. :)
<1> Botje, other than that its fine right?
<4> No, it's not fine. $self is undefined.
<8> Ani-_: meh, they're both O(n) ;)
<1> huh?
<8> 27 MORE MINUTES AND I CAN START MY TORRENTS!
<8> Ani-_: is right
<8> you never defined $self inside add_user
<1> i thought $self worked like $this in php
<8> remember, every cl*** method receives an object as first parameter
<8> no.
<8> you have to explicitly ***ign it in perl
<8> so, my ($self, $user) = @_;
<1> other than that its okay?
<8> i guess so
<8> VT`: read http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=218778
<8> it's a good introduction
<1> thanx
<1> will read it
<5> http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/films/media/mpg/0800035.mpg
<8> Yaakov: what's that?
<8> a video of you eating meat?
<5> Sort of...
<16> perlbot: paste
<17> Paste your code and #perl will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/perl http://dragon.cbi.tamucc.edu:8080 http://erxz.com/pb
<18> "ayrnieu" at 68.13.109.55 pasted "OMG, OO IN PERL IS SO HARD" (14 lines, 188B) at http://sial.org/pbot/15665
<19> it is?
<19> :)
<19> some people like their hand held by default
<5> Erk! http://www.nv.doe.gov/library/films/media/mpg/0800033.mpg
<13> porn?
<20> porn :o
<20> where :o
<13> I was askin Yaakov if his link was to porn
<16> Kev - http://ja.metacafe.com/watch/56404/naked_japanese_stomp/
<13> and I was going to say.. wth not if it wasnt
<13> and woah is me.. just got kicked off #openbsd on undernet for saying the linux word :\
<5> You got what you deserved.
<13> they were bastards I tells ya!
<19> where's the love - linux is a respectable nix
<16> kicked for saying it? You either lie to us with withheld context or I've less reason to see #openbsd on undernet. Morever, why did you go there? #OpenBSD have presence on on EFnet and this network.
<20> ew
<13> have to be registered for the freenode one
<13> and as I *tought* I *was* registered and got the message..
<16> so? Register.
<13> I thought I was
<13> still got the message
<13> decided my head hurt
<16> deal.
<13> was kicked from #openbsd by setxhi [you said the l word]
<21> llama?
<13> or lecidivist
<21> yeah, they're bastards
<22> BinGOs: Have you returned to me?
<8> b0nn: love?
<8> :(
<8> or maybe it was lesbian
<13> no.. saying lesbian gets requests for porn
<23> hi all, I need some pattern matching help. I am trying to test if the contents of address 1 does not contain an @ symbol. I have tried if ($address1 =~ !/\@/) but that doesn't seem to do it. Can someone help point me in the right direction?
<13> !~
<24> !~
<24> not !//
<23> ahh
<23> I don't see that in the camel book, I will look again
<23> thanks
<24> and you saw !// in it?
<23> I am sure I overlooked it, I wasn't really sure which operator to look for.
<23> !~ works perfectly, thanks all
<25> eval: $_="foo";$t= ! /a/; $t ? "y":"n";
<26> odrm: Return: y
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