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<0> bluebeard: /g perhaps? \G too maybe.
<0> meteors: man 1 find
<1> integral: sorry meant @{$array_ref}
<2> meteors: what do you mean by "run on a directory"?
<3> thanks
<4> integral: then isn't \$abc a "scalar ref"? eg, where did you pull 'string' from?
<0> dec: yes, \$abc is a scalar ref. SCALAR(0x8412c7c) is not.
<4> s/eg,//
<3> I will specify the directory and the perl script will be run one time for each file with the file name as the argument.
<0> (okay, we've just got into the age old lisp question of 'when do I use quote?')
<5> Holy satanic monkeys!
<6> og, thanks, I was looking for the answer in perlre, nowonder I wasn't finding anything
<5> integral: Teach me the weirding ways.
<4> integral: Right, so what IS SCALAR(0x8412c7c)?
<5> dec: A series of characters?
<0> a string! You get it when a reference is stringified. Like I said.
<7> SCALAR(0x8412c7c) is a typo.
<0> buu: First ennumerate the facts, and some subset of reasonable deductions from them. Then pick the set that maximise the entropy while also minimising the utility.
<4> Ahh, okay. I get it. SCALAR(0x8412c7c) is stringified scalar ref (because you obviously can't actually print the reference itself).
<3> Thanks integral
<0> np
<5> integral: Oh, is that all/
<5> dec: Um. Yes?
<3> Quick question: will find work on BSD (OS X) as well? Do you know?
<0> find(1) is a standard unix command. Please see the documentation that is distributed with your operating system. It usually consists of between 1 and 12 ring binders.
<3> ok, thanks
<4> does Windows have documentation?
<7> I never got a binder with debian! :(
<5> dec: No.
<4> buu: Good.
<0> DINU
<4> DINO
<1> integral: thanks. it was something like ... $VAR1 = [ some stuff ];
<0> it's an array reference!
<5> Hey wait a second
<5> He isn't bald, it must not be bruce willis
<1> yep. tho for(@{$var}){ print $_} will not give me 'some stuff'
<1> sigh
<7> My former gay roommate Paul always prayed to Bruce Willis to "Come take me away from all this"
<5> ew73: I died a little more inside.
<7> buu: You should try eating more calcium. Keeps the bones strong.
<3> Thanks again!
<5> ew73: How does calcium help my soul?
<0> gah, my hardware ****s. it can only do 1500 poe messages/second
<7> Souls are overrated. But at least your soulless body will live on for eterinity amidst the fire and brimstone, tortured enterally by demons and Republicans.
<5> integral: Ick. Get a real hardware.
<5> ew73: Bonus points.
<0> so, what's these cheap deals off dell like?
<5> integral: What was your benchmark code?
<0> http://integral.ig3.net/svn/mirror/snippets/poebench/messagerate.pl
<8> integral's url is at http://xrl.us/muc4
<7> integral: Dell is good for what you see it there, but don't try to upgrade. Ever.
<1> jeez, for(@{$var}){ print Dumper($_) } is actually \'stuff'. impressive. NOT
<0> ew73: you mean extras at purchase time?
<7> integral: Those (usually) work fine, but down the line, don't bother.
<5> integral: rate=8978.88444445197
<0> buu: ~2GHz?
<5> amd sempron 3000
<5> 1999.768mhz
<0> about right. I get 4000 on my ibook 1ghz
<5> How linear.
<0> bogopoes
<5> Ohnoes.
<1> ${$blah} ... k. that's sure not mentioned in perlreftut but i guess it makes sense!!
<0> pjo: perlreftut teaches you the PATTERN. It is not intended to list every combination!
<1> hehehe
<1> yeah.
<0> You're meant to put the building blocks together yourself.
<1> thx all
<0> Even toddlers can do *that*.
<7> integral: Not all toddlers! Some were dropped on their heads.
<5> ew73: I don't understand people =[
<7> There's also the ones exposed to depleted uranium in the womb. And the failed attempts at abortion via coathanger.
<1> must have been 1 of the todlers dropped on my head, but thx all.
<5> ew73: And the ones who got strangled by their twin brothers and live on as disembodided noncorporeal spirit entities
<7> I bet the disembodied noncorporeal spirit entities are real smart and can put pieces together.
<5> Probably
<7> Also, again, amarok++
<5> amarok++ again
<5> I actually haven't used amarok in a while
<7> I've finally found a place for the wireless keyboard/mouse reciever that doesn't make a corner of the monitor go blue.
<5> ew73: I had to tape my shoes together =[
<7> amarok has done some serious cool in the last couple version. I just updated my ipod with music + podcasts with rightclicks and "send to media device"
<7> buu: Nothing wrong with that! My most comfy pair of tennis shoes are covered in duct tape.
<5> ew73: Well, I was at the office so nobody had any ducktape or anything useful. Just packign tape.
<7> Hah.
<5> And shiny white packing tape on black shoes is just too tacky.
<7> Yeah, not so good on dress shoes or the like. Great for tennis shoes, though.
<5> You taped your monitor to the underside of your table?
<5> Well, they are sandals
<5> But it was still tacky
<7> No! I taped the reciever directly underneath the keyboard.
<0> shoes--; # the uppers wear out before the souls
<5> integral: Yeha mine did =[
<7> Really? I always wear the souls out long before the rest of the shoe is in any danger.
<5> ew73: The top part of my sandals tore off completely
<7> Boo.
<5> Yeah
<5> They were all worn in and comfortable
<9> buu: okay, now I think I can get to sleep.
<5> gj!
<7> I walk (a *lot*), and as such, I go through a pair of shoes about once every 4 months.
<5> wow
<5> You must buy crappy shoes
<7> I've found buying expensive shoes pushes it back to about 6 months.
<5> I dunno
<7> I easily do 15 - 20 miles a day.
<5> I'm trying hard to find a ***ual innuendo there
<0> s/miles/girls/ ?
<5> "That senator must have a giant ****" or something
<5> Woah
<5> Theres like 2 seconds of nakedness in diehard1
<5> How random
<7> Isn't that bruce willis naked, too?
<5> No
<5> Some andom chick
<10> o.O
<5> I don't think willis shows anything more than his upperchest in any of them
<11> I want read data from gif file, and then send this data directly to browser throuth tag <IMG src="cgi-bin/img.pl?id=img1">... how to parse binary data... help with example plz!
<10> poor buu :o
<5> Lucky_devil: Why do you want to parse it?
<5> blondie: Bruce willis is old and stuff.
<11> not need?
<5> Lucky_devil: Not really no
<10> buu: indeed
<12> at least mcgyver can turn a porn mag and some band aids into a nuclear plant
<10> Lucky_devil: you just print it
<9> buu: apparently he's committed to "Die Hard 4.0" though
<10> o.O
<11> read all binary data to scalar and just print?
<5> I heard about that
<5> Should be interesting
<10> I don't think it matters that it's binary, does it?
<11> yes
<5> Lucky_devil: As opposed to that other data that isn't binary?
<10> Lucky_devil: what do you mean "yes"?
<11> how about server header response?
<5> Lucky_devil: Standard http ones.
<9> "To get the right reaction, the stunt man dropped Rickman on the count of two, not three." -- IMDb
<5> hobbs: Rickman?
<9> buu: Alan!
<12> lol :p
<11> thanks
<5> hobbs: Er.. what movie?
<9> buu: Die Hard
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