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20 October 2007
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--- Log opened Sat Oct 20 00:00:14 2007
--- Day changed Sat Oct 20 2007
00:00 <****> In Python 3.0 print "Hello" won't work.
00:00 <****> bilbo1507: you should hang out on #perl6
00:00 <****> You'll need to write print("Hello")
00:00 <****> An something even weirded if you'd like to avoid the trailing newline.
00:00 <****> PerlJam, I will for awhile. Thx
00:00 <****> "Hello".say looks like fun syntax :)
00:01 <****> Perl 6 poetry.
00:01 <****> I do like that GCC warns when the allowance to leave off the {} is abused with two statements.
00:01 <****> bilbo1507: If you've never talked with Larry Wall about language design, it will be a *very* educational experience.
00:01 <****> yay, i made perl kill itself with glibc errors when joining a thread: http://pastebin.ca/742883
00:01 <****> RichiH: The paste 742883 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/4857
00:01 <****> all help appreaciated
00:01 <****> hi channel
00:01 <****> PerlJam, is he on IRC much? What's his handle? (I must be new here :) )
00:02 <****> How to figure out how many key-value pairs are stored in a hash ?
00:02 <****> wahjava: $count = keys %hash;
00:02 <****> wahjava: scalar(keys(%hash))
00:03 <****> PerlJam, rindolf: oops, that so obvious. Anyways, thanks :)
00:03 <****> wahjava: yw.
00:05 <****> how can I do this: m/(?\[(.*)\])/ where ? should be understood as this group is anonymous
00:05 <****> holst: (?:...)
00:05 <****> holst: assuming you mean non-capturing group
00:06 <****> holst: you may also want to re-think your use of .*
00:06 <****> Evening. I'm trying to build a package from source and it tells me i need twig 3.1 and lingua - anyone know where i can find them??
00:06 <****> Pitchin_uk: which package?
00:06 <****> Pitchin_uk: are you using the CPAN shell?
00:06 <****> yes, I was trying to make a minimal (but still stupid) example =D
00:07 <****> its a xmltv grabber for myth
00:07 <****> thanks for helping me out, google was being unfriendly due to my lack of words to express what I was looking for
00:07 <****> holst: yahoo search is better for finding code fragments and other symbology
00:07 <****> to start the build i have to type perl Makefile.pl
00:08 <****> holst: plus, for regular expressions in perl you can always peruse perldoc perlre and perldoc perlretut
00:08 <****> i can paste what i'm getting from term
00:09 <****> MEOW, now that's a "CAT" - http://www.diesel.pp.net.ua/news/2007-02-15-104
00:09 <****> Hi pkrumins
00:09 <****> hi rindolf
00:09 <****> pkrumins: are you familiar with this SEO blog - http://www.jenniferslegg.com/ ?
00:10 <****> some of those pictures are wrong!!
00:10 <****> rindolf, yup
00:10 <****> it's jennifer :)
00:10 <****> buu: if you are still around, i have a patch for you
00:10 <****> she's pretty popular and knowing.
00:11 <****> pkrumins: I see.
00:12 <****> pkrumins: still using Win2k?
00:13 <****> i'm guessing its not good practice to paste a log in here - is there somewhere i can paste it
00:13 <****> Pitchin_uk: yes, a pastebot.
00:13 <****> perlbot: paste
00:13 <****> Paste your code to http://sial.org/pbot/perl http://erxz.com/pb or http://p3m.org/paste/fn/perl and #Perl will be able to view it.
00:13 <****> cheers
00:14 <****> "Pitchin_uk" at 86.155.123.70 pasted "modules needed" (15 lines) at http://p3m.org/paste/fn/33
00:16 <****> Pitchin_uk: you need to install these modules from CPAN.
00:16 <****> Pitchin_uk: what is your distro?
00:17 <****> suse 10.3
00:17 <****> Pitchin_uk: ah.
00:18 <****> Pitchin_uk: so try finding these modules as rpms in your repository.
00:19 <****> stupid cookies...
00:20 <****> what is cpan out of interest?
00:20 <****> perlbot: cpan
00:20 <****> Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (where to download perl modules) is at http://www.cpan.org/, and can be searched with http://search.cpan.org/
00:20 <****> ah - thanks a lot
00:21 * rindolf snuffles perlbot
00:21 * perlbot backs away slowly
00:21 <****> Heh.
00:22 <****> perlbot: good perlbot
00:22 <****>
00:22 <****> i cant find them by name but there is a perl-xml module - could they be in there
00:22 <****> ??
00:24 <****> rindolf: may want to append that factoid with kobesearch.cpan.org
00:25 <****> WebDragon: OK.
00:25 <****> searches steaks?
00:26 * iank searches for a steak
00:26 <****> perlbot lwp
00:26 <****> LWP - The World-Wide Web Library for Perl - http://www.linpro.no/lwp/
00:26 <****> gumbybrain: steak?
00:26 <****> for three months, he worked for a steak.
00:26 <****> :O ME TOO
00:26 <****> perlbot cookie_jar
00:27 * CPAN rating: Devel-CheckLib rated 4 stars by G. Allen Morris III
00:27 <****> What does the ?k in /(?k:3[0-2]|[1-2]?[0-9]) mean? I tried to find it but it couldn't be googled of course and I couldn't see it in the official web copy of perlre either.
00:28 <****> I am trying to port an RE to Java but I can't tell what that 'k' does.
00:28 <****> perlbot: cookie_jar
00:28 <****> or not...
00:28 <****> perlbot: 8ball should I take a nap now?
00:28 <****> Magic 8ball says: Don't ask me
00:28 <****> perlbot: google
00:28 <****> you all know what this is...
00:28 <****> meh
00:28 <****> perlbot flip
00:28 <****> tails
00:28 <****> damn
00:29 * mhall boggles
00:29 <****> GumbyBRAIN: GumbyGumby boggles
00:29 <****> Boggles from contact with female undergarments will shortly have an odd little negative comment, though..
00:29 <****> *sn0rtlaugh*
00:30 <****> ok enough fun. back to work
00:30 <****> geeze. hasn't somebody seen my problem before?
00:30 <****> probably
00:31 <****> lol
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