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<0> you could lose your notebook
<1> is "@val = <STDIN> a valid statement?
<2> I should have gone for something lighter than an ibook, I was thinking desktop replacement, but really, I don't need stuff like VGA out
<3> csb: Yes.
<4> I could, but I have copies.
<1> indexes are defined by newlines?
<1> i'm hoping
<0> if its a text file
<4> I have the 15" PowerBook and it is OK.
<0> i think it chunks on some offset in binmode
<2> actually if I had a better network cable it'd be better too, and if I shoved irc off of it. much more portable
<5> csb: yes
<3> csb: <> reads until $/
<0> even in binmode?
<6> I usually do while(<STDIN>) { do soemting with $_; }
<3> jdv79: Yes.
<7> hi all
<3> jdv79: Not that binmode makes a lick of sense for *reading*
<7> is there anything in perl like #include from C\C++?
<2> maybe I should write all my CGI scripts in C or haskell for speed
<3> I agree.
<8> "haskell for speed" - hmm...
<3> solemnwarning: perldoc -f use,require,do
<4> integral: The documents that VoodooPad Lite make are well-formed XML.
<7> ok
<2> yay! I knew that suffering through hacking XSLT was worth it!
<0> it has to make sense huh?
<8> integral: hey - i'm trying to hack my way through xslt right now... do you have any resources that help? (i'm getting the very descriptive "failed" message, no matter what i do)
<2> hmm, I don't. I learnt it umm using various bits and pieces of books and like always the w3c specs
<9> how can i resolve a dns with standard perl installation?
<2> rixxon: gethostbyname, or Net::DNS
<4> integral: Try the application, I am curious about what you think of it.
<7> buu, can you pastebin them for me?
<7> the perl-doc package is taking ages to download
<9> integral: Net::DNS is not included
<3> solemnwarning: No
<7> :(
<2> solemnwarning: http://perldoc.perl.org/
<7> :)
<2> rixxon: oh well FINE> BRAND ME A LIAR.
<9> :)
<4> ITS THE DRUGS
<0> integral, girls giggle
<2> Yaakov: it's fonts on many UI elements are too small by default
<2> There is a delete button on the toolbar, but no delete menu item in the Page menu
<2> It's also bugged. File > Export > As RTFD is marked as pay-version only, but File > Export Page As... and then selecting RTFD still works!
<9> integral: perldoc wasn't very helpful, how do i resolve say google.com?
<8> rixxon: perldoc Socket
<2> eval: inet_ntoa scalar(gethostbyname "google.com")
<10> integral: Error: syntax error at (eval 133) line 3, near "inet_ntoa scalar"
<4> integral: PICKY BUGGER
<2> perl -le 'use Socket; print inet_ntoa scalar(gethostbyname "google.com")' # like this rixxon
<9> thanks
<11> integral: i can understand why perl ****s to a noob
<5> everything ****s when you are a noob
<12> eval: Socket->import('inet_ntoa'); inet_ntoa scalar(gethostbyname "google.com")
<10> Ani-_: Error: syntax error at (eval 133) line 4, near "inet_ntoa scalar"
<11> perlbot: resolve hostname is perl -le 'use Socket; print inet_ntoa scalar(gethostbyname "google.com")'
<13> added resolve hostname to the database
<12> eval: Socket->import('inet_ntoa'); inet_ntoa(scalar(gethostbyname "google.com"))
<10> Ani-_: Error: Can't call method "charset_encode" on unblessed reference at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.7/Bot/BasicBot.pm line 1463.
<2> now hands up if that's the error message you were expecting!
<4> Perhaps I could bite you.
<3> integral: *I* expected it!
<14> how do i place a @ symbol inside a quote? like, my $to = "To: somebody@somewhere.com" ?
<8> \@
<2> topher: \@, or use single quotes
<12> eval: Socket::inet_ntoa(scalar(gethostbyname "google.com"))
<10> Ani-_: Error: Undefined subroutine &Socket::inet_ntoa called at (eval 133) line 2.
<14> integral, weird, i tried that and piped it to sendmail and sendmail said there were no receiptients
<2> well I'm not helping anyone who still uses sendmail.
<9> eval: 'To: somebody@somewhere.com'
<10> rixxon: Return: To: somebody@somewhere.com
<14> hrm
<2> *especially* if they switched to using the m4 config
<4> Perhaps I could bite you.
<2> hmm, this voodoo pad looks nice, as simple as textedit and with some extra features
<14> thanks guys. i was missing a newline
<3> integral: VIM?!
<2> buu: I actually quite like different styles for headings.
<2> I like colour for programming, but it doesn't work for me on prose
<3> Wtf?!
<2> I also like editing while viewing with typography I'd be comfortable with reading. And that's not monospaced vim.
<3> You traitor.
<15> I like epic
<2> I like TextEdit.
<2> a pizza box would be nice
<15> sounds nonfree
<15> scite is lightweight
<2> the only thing I prefer about gnome is the antialiasing and the terminal.
<16> SubEthaEdit in tandem mode...hooty hoo!
<15> go away apple users ;)
<16> TextMate is nice too!
<4> I like... EditPlus but use TextWrangler.
<4> I also use vim extensively and vi occasionally and emacs never.
<4> integral: I use ProFont.
<4> But it is FIXED.
<3> Nei: How many channels are we talking on?
<3> integral: No I agree, it's easier to read prose in proportional.
<4> SCiTE is OK but the configuration si a quagmire.
<4> is
<16> yes! vim extensively. i used Emacs once, it started playing pong with itself or something during a spellcheck, and caused me to have nightmares about animated paperclips with unix beards for days. :-(
<2> also I'm not comfortable with the word wrapping in vim and/or emacs
<2> heh, bshumate++
<17> haha.
<4> There is a vim with the paperclip.
<8> lol
<3> integral: The wrapping ****s in vim, why the **** can't it indent it?
<15> buu, I'm on 77 channels
<18> how do I load in another perl script? do? require?
<19> $EDITOR was designed to irrate anyone that uses it, even the people that love it
<3> Nei: That's impressive. In vim?
<2> 77?! /me only claims 35
<20> __Ace__: perldoc -f do/require
<20> both will work
<20> for some definition of work
<15> vim?! hell no
<3> er
<3> Haha, I meant irssi
<19> Irssi 0.8.10 (20051211) - http://irssi.org/
<15> then again, vimirc is pretty cool
<19> I lost count
<15> unlike irssi, it comes with a very nice window list and nicklist
<3> Nei: I have to admit I'm having trouble with just 226
<2> irssi can list windows! and nicks!
<3> Er, 25
<15> so check it out
<19> Nei: there is /window last
<18> well, seems stupid doing: my $something = do "something.pl"; and then later $someting = new Obj();
<15> buu, 226 ;)? Even I only have that much windows when I count my queries
<3> Now that's just silly.
<15> Supaplex, /window list and /window last aren't very good for managing 200+ windows
<19> What's Variable "$session" will not stay shared mean?
<15> that you have a problem
<19> Nei: then write an alias for it
<15> read a mod_perl beginners guide
<16> "it looks like you are trying to do a regular expression..." http://piotr.milczarek.com/rotfl/unixoid_hell.gif
<2> Good night!
<3> cpan: Data::Sorting
<21> Data::Sorting - - http://search.cpan.org/~EVO/Data-Sorting-0.9/Sorting.pm
<4> integral
<3> Nei: ^
<15> buu, that was it, thanks
<22> is there any chm documentation out there for the perl .. standard functions
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