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16 October 2007
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00:41 <****> Strawberry is probably just about to use perl.
00:41 <****> Thanks bro.
00:49 <****> GumbyBRAIN: planet
00:49 <****> A planet is a soldier hired by the police.
00:50 <****> iank: schwern commented on that thread, I suspect he knows it's there.
00:51 <****> Who said /I/ care?
00:56 <****> DON'T SUDO ROOT
00:57 <****> GumbyBRAIN, fork() is really fun!
00:57 <****> Fun fun fun.
00:59 * iank gumbybrain gumbygumby
00:59 <****> Gumbygumby, gumbygumby! Gumbygumby!
00:59 <****> Gumbygumby say it is gumbybrain code.
00:59 <****> GumbyBRAIN: it makes the hard skeletal part of the code.
00:59 <****> All of the code.
01:00 <****> at least there's no gum under my desk
01:12 <****> "webdragon" at 68.85.107.93 pasted "specific questions you want, specific questions you shall have." (126 lines, 3.6K) at http://sial.org/pbot/28055
01:13 <****> I rather like the vague ones.
01:13 <****> gumbybrain: so i herd u liek gumbygumby?
01:13 <****> Gumbygumby is a vessel that conveys blood from the 10th, and it is i.
01:13 <****> GumbyBRAIN: And for the cause of this vessel.
01:13 <****> I'm sad i don't know this this is a vessel that way.
01:13 <****> the very last part of package POE::Component::My::Checker, where the POSTBACK takes the reference to @links, which part of the program handles that ?
01:14 <****> define "handles that" ?
01:15 <****>content_type eq "text/html") {' that is the point at which I am sure the data I'm grabbing is what I want to further parse for keywords. how do I further spawn a child at this point to parse that for such ?
01:15 <****> hobbs: I suspect that if I could accurately do so, it would answer my question.
01:15 * WebDragon *scratches his head*
01:16 * WebDragon spares everyone his snarking about the state of the POE docs
01:16 <****> WebDragon: presumably $_[HEAP]{POSTBACK} is a coderef, and it gets called with \@links
01:17 <****> WebDragon: look at read() in POE::Component::My::Master. that's what creates the postback.
01:17 <****> I know it does something with them, Just am having trouble spotting where.
01:17 <****> GumbyBRAIN: nuclear vessels
01:17 <****> I thought y'all were just calling it directly? This sort of dude that you can eat buffet is a mass of incandescent gas, a gigantic nuclear furnace.
01:17 <****> WebDragon: it creates while also spawning a POE::Component::My::Checker
01:18 <****> pravus: ok hang on while I glare at this a few moments more :)
01:18 <****> WebDragon: it would probably help if you read about postback() in POE::Session's perldoc as well
01:18 <****> WebDragon: Submit a bug report or patch, or post your concerns to annocpan. Otherwise you're ineffectually whining in the dark.
01:19 <****> GumbyBRAIN: who made you
01:19 <****> That's why you didn't even exist, right? And if i'd made it to you.
01:19 <****> wow
01:19 <****> WebDragon: POE's docs are being rewritten, and your "feedback" will be largely ignored or forgotten if you don't make a good-faith effort to be heard, recognized, and remembered.
01:19 <****> hiyas
01:19 <****> GumbyBRAIN: what are you
01:20 <****> dngor: He's been trying to be heard. About five or six hours ago as well.
01:20 <****> perlbot: gumbybrain
01:20 <****> perlbot is the be-all and end-all.
01:20 <****> what is a bot.
01:20 <****> if it weren't for the state of the docs contributing to my continued ignorance, dngor, I'd be more able and willing to assist
01:20 <****> catch-22
01:21 <****> pravus: I'll try that. how about my 2nd question?
01:21 <****> GumbyBRAIN: what are you
01:21 <****> i think i've forgotten why i'm telling you the same way you are.
01:21 <****> ;-)
01:21 <****> _abc_: Abuse GumbyBRAIN in msg or something.
01:21 <****> (the line immediately following my first one)
01:21 <****> the docs are preventing you from submitting a bug report AND preventing you from putting anything on annocpan? that is impressive
01:21 <****> WebDragon: In this case, "assist" might be to report on how/where the docs are lacking, to the usual bug-reporting place(s)... annocpan, rt.cpan.org.
01:21 * WebDragon sighs and refuses to take any further bait
01:21 <****> WebDragon: the easy answer is to just parse it in-line as the example is doing. the harder answer will require you to understand more about POE.
01:22 <****> dwu Gumby won't talk privately to me. he is shy
01:22 <****> pravus: indeed. I'm angling for the harder answer because I really DO want to understand how this all goes together so that in the future I can make further changes on my own without all the handholding
01:23 <****> _abc_: Stop abusing him, then.
01:23 <****> no #GumbyBrain?
01:23 <****> maybe ##GumbyBrain
01:23 <****> WebDragon: then i would suggest working through the cookbook and trying stuff out on your own. forget about your current problem and work your way up with some smaller examples.
01:23 <****> There is a #gumbybrain.
01:23 <****> it's there ok
01:24 <****> dwu you have a bad opinion about me. I'm not abusing him(it). Just teaching a few new tricks I guess ... O.O
01:24 <****> WebDragon: If you think you aren't good enough to use the standard community support resources, then you exist outside the community. You'll get commensurate help.
01:24 <****> _abc_: Teach him his tricks elsewhere. Doing it continuously in #perl is close enough to abuse.
01:24 <****> pravus: unfortunately most of the examples are server-oriented and/or socket oriented and I haven't found a correlation yet in said cookbook. I'll be more than happy to add my finished code to the cookbook's web section provided I'm able to understand this well enough to do so
01:24 <****> hmm, how do I get a numeric value out of a timestamp database column using dbi? it looks like the value I get is a string
01:24 <****> anyone know of a zero-width space in utf8?
01:24 <****> dngor: your condescension is noted
01:25 <****>
01:25 <****> pfn: probably depends on the driver/database you are using.
01:25 <****> pravus, using db2 in this particular case... so it needs to be supported by the driver, bummer
01:25 <****> I guess I'll do this in java then
01:25 <****> WebDragon: You are of course free to ignore common-sense advice.
01:25 <****> dwu: PETR? :)
01:25 * WebDragon files his response in the bit bucket. no point rising to the bait again
01:25 <****> WebDragon: Again.
01:25 <****> Khisanth: Mm?
01:25 <****> thanks
01:25 <****> dngor: I'm tired of being baited. end of story
01:25 <****> pfn: there are modules that can convert string dates/times to some nicer representation
01:25 <****> Woosta: FFFE
01:26 <****> dwu: like PETA but for Robots!
01:26 <****> Khisanth: Nothing about Ethical, more like PNTR.
01:26 <****> pravus, anything in the "standard" perl library?
01:26 <****> dngor: I've already stated moments earlier that I'm more than happy to add to the cookbook with this code, if I can get it working, which is about the most I can safely promise at this stage
01:26 <****> like the inverse of strftime maybe
01:26 <****> pfn: uhm... not that i recall off-hand, but i don't really ever do that.
01:26 <****> emitfrts?
01:26 <****> i want to say there is a strptime() somewhere (POSIX?), but i don't know if it's core or not.
01:27 <****> idiotben: I was -so- close to perldoc -f'ing that...
01:27 <****> there is a Time::Local
01:27 <****> WebDragon: You're off on a tangent. All I'm asking is for you to send your feedback to a bug tracker rather than IRC. So it can be remembered and acted on later.
01:27 <****> pfn: There's a Time::Local that does the reverse.
01:27 <****> Damn you.
01:27 <****> pravus: no, it's in POSIX::strptime which is on CPAN
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