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19 October 2007
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--- Log opened Fri Oct 19 00:00:27 2007
--- Day changed Fri Oct 19 2007
00:00 <****> WebDragon: well, that's all handled by PoCo-Client-HTTP. you'll have to read over its documentation to see its inputs and outputs (but that sounds right).
00:00 <****> yeah I gathered that when I grokked about that far and stopped
00:00 <****> but it makes sense at least, whereas before it wasn't
00:01 <****> ok, one more loose mental thread tied down
00:01 <****> ARR MAITEYS
00:01 <****> I HAVE A GOLFING CHALLANGE
00:01 * WebDragon goes to look some more, because I know there's still more things I don't quite get, yet
00:01 <****> arr, thar be pirates with capslock
00:01 <****> can i do use bytes; and then somehow explicitly tell it to use utf8 treatment in some cases, like UTF8::substr
00:01 <****> pirates who play golf, no less
00:01 <****> http://sial.org/pbot/28119
00:02 <****> WHAT'S TEH CHALLANGE?
00:02 <****> (.*)(?{print$1,$/})}i'
00:02 <****> or write something that also works for that case
00:02 <****> omg. teh komman lips
00:02 <****> heh
00:02 <****> ARE YOU ASKING FOR A CHALLENGE?
00:02 <****> DUMM DUMM DUMM DUMM
00:02 <****> my stummy hurts
00:03 <****> eating nails is not a good idea, pravus
00:03 <****> (.*)(?{print$1,$/})}i
00:03 <****> I am having some trouble with Nmap::Scanner I have pasted my code here: http://fluxbox.pastebin.ca/741695 I cant get it to report that the host is offline
00:03 <****> ok I commented that so I won't forget it later
00:03 <****> errr: The paste 741695 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/4831
00:03 <****> avar: wouldn't using -l shorten that?
00:03 <****> perl -Ma -e 'A::a'
00:03 <****> EAT THAT
00:03 <****> hobbs: that would add newlines to the first print
00:03 <****> OMG
00:03 <****> I'm in awe!
00:03 <****> <-- 1337 g0lf3r
00:04 <****> pff, why not stick in in import and do perl -Ma ?
00:06 <****> what no golf?
00:07 <****> Either I'm totally awesome or you guys suck, probably both
00:09 <****> pravus: so does it make any sense to rewrite the My::Keyparser as if it were a POCO::Client::* and spawn it, and pass events to it like we're posting to the UA here ?
00:09 * WebDragon *scratches his head*
00:10 * WebDragon really hates hunting for shadows with a flashlight
00:10 <****> :)
00:10 * WebDragon awaits epiphany
00:10 <****> EPIPHANY PHONED AND SAID SHE CAN'T MAKE IT
00:11 <****> Yaakov: why didn't you tell me that hours ago, you bastard! I've been waiting all day!
00:12 <****> evening Yaakov
00:12 <****> I forgot... she put it on her blog, though.
00:12 <****> Hello, hobbs.
00:13 * CPAN upload: CGI-Ex-2.21 by RHANDOM
00:13 <****> Epiphany is a good name for MJD's incipient daughter.
00:13 * WebDragon contemplates zymurgy
00:14 <****> I am going to reach 100,000 visitors to the blog.
00:14 <****> (which may incidentally postpone epiphany further)
00:14 <****> Yaakov: none of my printers have LCDs, you insensitive clod. :)
00:15 <****> hobbs: I can write a program to *print* INSERT COIN for you.
00:15 <****> I think I can write that too.
00:16 * WebDragon presumes pravus has gone afk and wanders off for a quick smoke break and brain break and coffee break all rolled into one
00:16 <****> hi
00:16 <****> hobbs: Fine then. I try to help and you just reject me.
00:16 <****> hobbs: Who is the insensitive one now?!
00:18 <****> someone!
00:18 <****> hlagh
00:22 <****> hi, I just create skeleton module and when I access it, I get error when program compilation. "Can't locate loadable object for module Train in @INC (@INC contains: /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/5.8.7/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/5.8.7 /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7 /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at test.pl line 5". What is wrong?
00:26 <****> sakitram: ?
00:26 <****> megaTherion: yes, I get that error when I compile the program.
00:27 <****> sakitram: how do you do it?
00:27 <****> megaTherio: I correctly said "use Train::lib::Train;". And Train module is found under Train/lib/Train.pm.
00:28 <****> megaTherion: from the program directory. As everything is correctn then why my module is not compiled.
00:31 <****> Gumbybrain: Gumby it!
00:31 <****> It was a couple of related libs, and it works. Total newbie so wanted to do it?
00:31 <****> sakitram: is Train installed locally for $USER or globally for the server ?
00:31 <****> sakitram: if it's only a localinstall you may need to 'use lib'
00:31 <****> so that it knows where to find Train
00:31 <****> webDragon: I had not installed it. I created that modules using h2xs tool. And trying to access it directly with my program. that is all i did.
00:32 <****> then you should read perldoc lib and possibly perldoc perlmodinstall for the local install options
00:32 <****> otherwise perl has no idea where to look for the module
00:33 <****> GumbyBRAIN: to be is to do. to do is to be. do be do be do.
00:33 <****> To be is to make it do what i have.
00:33 <****> but module can be found Train/lib/Train.pm from the program directory. Then as usual, I think, perl can include that module.
00:35 <****> it's still not finding it, so obviously something else is up
00:38 <****> WebDragon: hard to understand this
00:38 <****> WebDragon: if I place "use Train", I get "Can't locate Train.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/5.8.7/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/5.8.7 /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7 /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at test.pl line 5.".
00:38 <****> unfortunately I'm way preoccupied trying to wrap my brains around POE
00:39 <****> WebDragon: if I place "use Train::lib::Train", I get "Can't locate loadable object for module Train in @INC (@INC contains: /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/5.8.7/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/5.8.7 /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.7 /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at test.pl line 5"
00:39 <****> sakitram: which is a far more comprehensive error message than you realize
00:40 <****> WebDragon: and the module is found exactly ./Train/lib/Train.pm.
00:40 <****> you can get a bit more detail from the error response by adding 'use diagnostics -verbose;' to the top of your script
00:40 <****> (which you don't necessarily want to paste here
00:40 <****> WebDragon: then what is a solution. Do I have to install it using perl Makefile.PL
00:40 <****> ?
00:40 <****> ;)
00:41 <****> ok, thank you all people.
00:41 <****> I shall try
00:42 * CPAN upload: File-Read-0.0801 by SAPER
00:45 <****> my %bi_curious_playlists; #playlists applied to more than one type of position
00:49 <****> WebDragon: i don't know that i'd create a PoCo-Client out of it. i'd just stay with what you have for now and work on reorganizing it later.
00:49 <****> pravus: ok
00:50 <****> (sometimes it helps more to know what a thing is not or what it should not be, than to know what it is.. defining limitations is quite useful in containing an unknown space :)
00:51 <****> so that point at which I currently have TESTING: I could replace with a call to spawn the Keychecker and move that TESTING: code to the Keychecker package
00:51 <****> I still don't know whether or not I need to yield back to the kernel or not. it may be a moot point. it just feels like going back to more linear programming that way
00:52 * WebDragon *scratches his head*
00:52 <****> I can DO that easily enough but it doesn't feel like I've gained any further knowledge of POE's workings that way
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