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<0> its like its reading logs from a cache?
<0> cause
<1> Angel-SL: yes, and?
<0> it says 88 lines when it should be 100+
<1> so?
<0> the html doesnt get changed.
<1> if the cache is the problem, nuke the cache.
<0> only replaced.
<0> hhow to?
<2> integral, iTMS is bad as it is, what with having to burn to CD then rip in order to change to a more compatible format. for lots of music, that's only bad. for cl***ical music, i'd imagine that'd be horrible
<0> how to?
<1> it's got a really, really crap cl***ical selection that only superficially looks good.
<1> angel-SL: rm -rf
<3> Speaking of cl***ical (sic), Bond = the win
<4> guys, i try to do an example from perldoc -q HTML, => http://pastebin.com/532067, which doesn't seem to work :/
<5> The paste 532067 has been moved to: http://erxz.com/pb/519
<6> tesz111_: rtfm
<4> which one
<6> HTML::Parser
<6> among others
<6> that's the one that stands out
<7> can i use if(-x $file) to test if a file exists? because it doesn't really work..
<8> -e is exists, -x is executable
<7> argh
<7> lol thank you
<8> perlfunc
<7> perldoc perlfunc?
<3> perlyes.
<7> thx
<9> Hi... how do I install perl modules (eg Locale::TextDomain) ?
<10> perl -e shell -MCPAN
<10> install X
<9> Slaughter, thanks
<4> parse_html is deprecated function of HTML::Parse :(
<4> bah
<3> Damnit.
<11> How can you p*** an array as argument to a function? my @array = ('foo', 'bar'); SubFunc (@array); sub SubFunc { my @var = shift; } does not work
<3> When I moved, my comfy office chair broke and this one hurts my bony *** after like 2 hours. :(
<1> see perlref, perlreftut, perldsc, perllol, perldata, etc
<1> candyban: References!
<11> integral: k. Thanks
<12> hellow, cgi question, I'm building a page which contains a button to download a file. When clicking the webbutton,I print "Content-type: file/txt\n\n"; after this I print the actual content of the file. This works great, but the filename to be downloaded has the name of the CGI script itself, and that's not clean,...... how could I handle this?
<13> m***ctrl: Why are you sending the content-type "file/txt"?!
<11> integral: Thanks SubFunc (\@array) appearently :)
<1> candyban: yes
<1> anyone happen to have a histogram of word length from /usr/dict/words yet?
<12> resiak: this says to your browser, everything that followes is in the form of a file,... which is also the case
<13> m***ctrl: point me to _anywhere_ where that mime-type is documented?
<13> (if you can, I will happily stand corrected)
<1> m***ctrl: you can't just make up mime-types.
<12> resiak: how, wait a minute, i've found this googling,...
<6> sure you can! they just won't work with anything
<1> google is not a font of truth.
<13> integral, lies!
<12> decay: which I will enjoy
<6> the eagles of death metal?
<12> anyhow,....
<12> ok, I got content that is sitting in an array, I want to be able to download a file that contains this data,.... that's it acutally....
<4> allright... i've been reading tfm, and still got no clue how to parser the html correctly, by losing all those tags <td> <a href> and so on... all i need is a plain text in a variable :/
<4> nvm... seems that i find everything i need within last drop of anger ^^
<4> hope that works
<14> how do you make perl look for .so files in additional locations ?
<6> lynx -dump is probably a better choice than curl, if you just want a plaintext version of the file
<14> I would basically need something like LD_LIBRARY_PATH set from within perl
<14> but $ENV{'LD_...'
<14> is not doing anything
<4> Kulrak: lynx -dump -dont_wrap_pre lags with the page i need to parse
<6> ok
<6> oelewapperke: perldoc perlrun
<15> perhaps dancing around the office singing o/` I'm right and you are wrong o/` isn't the best way of getting on with one's boss >:)
<1> bah, do I really want to be writing my own btree in C?
<14> Kulrak: euhm ... I'm doing this from within a cgi
<14> so I can't do that
<16> if i have a program that uses a perl script to conenct to a mysql DB, but the script cant connect to the db, how cna i output the error?
<16> can
<17> synthetiq: perldoc DBI?
<17> there's a errstr method
<17> as stated in the very fine docs
<17> on the first ****ing page
<6> oelewapperke: http://www.perlcode.org/tutorials/perl/shared_hosting.html
<18> Kulrak's url is at http://xrl.us/jsyg
<19> hi all, i was wondering if you could help, I'm trying to use a foreach to process a multidimentional ***ociative array. the first foreach works fine but the second doesn't, i'm using the following syntax
<19> foreach $field (keys %new_structure{$table}) {
<20> I think you mean keys %{$new_structure{$table}}
<19> aha
<19> nice one brend
<20> Perl never uses one glyph when fifteen will do
<19> except I'm still failing syntax checking
<19> ?
<15> you silly english types with your multidimentional's
<20> synapt1c, what's the error?
<19> syntax error at createtable-insert-select.pl line 171, near "%{new_structure{"
<20> Spot the missing dollar sign!
<20> That
<19> line 171 reads: foreach $field (keys %{new_structure{$table}}) {
<20> Yeah. Compare yours to mine
<19> ah
<21> %{new needs to be %{$new
<20> With a fine toothcomb
<19> i'm dumb
<19> ;P
<22> I need to edit a file with perl basically its a conf file with variable=<value> I need to change the <value> part after asking certain question
<20> Though why one would want to come teeth is a mystery to me
<20> Incidentally, your filename terrifies me
<15> yeah, foo.pl would have been so much clearer.
<21> close_to_debian, and?
<19> BinGOs, i know... its erm
<19> early beta ;)
<20> BinGOs, it's not the name itself, it's what it implies about the program
<19> lol
<15> oh. i'm welsh and slow.
<19> it basically generates a create table syntax from a select statement
<20> odrm, and now he's going to ask us some scary question about regexps.
<20> synapt1c, _what_
<22> odrm: The variables entered by the user should be replaced in the <value> part
<19> its a dumb database restructuring tool
<22> odrm: What is he best way to do that
<21> i think i know what you're trying to achieve, but what are you asking for help with?
<20> close_to_debian, with a module written for your config file format!
<20> There's probably one already
<22> Brend: I dont get you
<21> read the old config file, ask the question, and write the new version if the value changed...
<20> close_to_debian, http://search.cpan.org/search?query=config&mode=all
<20> "config file" might or might not be a better search term. Browse around.
<19> perl is such a wonderful language, people died trying to understand the hyroglyphs until they discovered perldoc, the rosetta stone of perl
<19> ;)
<23> BinGOs - you around?
<15> you saying i'm fat :(
<23> Nope, are you?
<23> :P
<22> Brend: Thanks
<20> BinGOs, are you actually Welsh?
<23> BinGOs - my irc bot is broken. can you help me repair him? :(
<15> yes.
<20> _awesome_
<15> yes.
<23> BinGOs - wooties.
<23> BinGOs - i've defined some options (nickname, etc) when I ->spawn the irc component, then I issue a ->yield( connect => { server => $server, port => $port } ) or die "$!";
<23> BinGOs - but it just sits there, doesn't connect :(
<15> pesky thing.
<23> Indeed.
<15> can you actually connect to the server/port combo using telnet for instance ?
<23> yes.
<23> I'm connected right now in irssi on the same machine.
<15> okay.
<15> connection limits per IP perchance ?
<23> nope, it was working fine previously...
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