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20 October 2007
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01:23 <****> no
01:23 <****> you've named your keys 'key' and your array $array?
01:23 * Somni sighs
01:23 <****> ok, let me know when you're ready to show your existing code
01:29 <****> somni: Thank you for biding with me anyway.
01:29 <****> I came up with what looks like a solution by using a closure.
01:29 <****> I still have no idea why $self's hash became unavailable when I called the method, but I don't think it matters anymore.
01:40 <****> how do i open a url in perl ?
01:41 <****> cheeseboy what?
01:41 <****> open a url in perl?
01:41 <****> ya like have it send a url to firefox
01:42 <****> oh
01:44 <****> rootwired know how?
01:49 <****> every waitpid() example I see shows how to do a nonblocking wait
01:49 <****> if I do waitpid( $pid ); it says I dont have enough arguments
01:49 <****> how do I do a blocking wait?
01:50 <****> oh
01:51 <****> i thinks its jsut 0
01:51 <****> yay it works
01:52 <****> prakriti: or less than 0
01:52 <****> Dnumgis: I doubt that
01:54 <****>0 for wait max that ammount and <0 for wait indefinitly. Don't remember wether waitpid is one of those
01:57 * CPAN upload: Gungho-0.08015 by DMAKI
01:59 <****> Dnumgis: waitpid doesn't take a timeout
02:04 <****> hey I got a file that has 3 lines: a \n b c \n d e f
02:04 <****> I want a quickie way to get the three lines (or howver many) to print on one line... I tried in bash: cat thisFile | xargs echo " | "
02:04 <****> but it gave me: " | a b c d e f" and I really want to see what's on which line
02:05 <****> sorry, my bad
02:07 <****> geo-rge: perl -p -e '{chomp; print "|"}' foo.txt
02:10 <****> or perl -p -e 's/\n/|/' foo.txt
02:11 <****> geo-rge: echo `cat file`
02:11 <****> geo-rge whats the code?
02:12 <****> it's in your cheese hat!
02:12 <****> or could be somewhere near it once you WAKE UP :P
02:12 <****> geo-rge, im not sure perl can do it
02:12 <****> meetoo
02:12 <****> cheeseboy: system 'firefox', $url
02:13 <****> there is just the perl language itself... and there are other things
02:13 <****> for the other things look at cpan.org
02:13 <****> and GAWK at all the things that can be done
02:13 <****> dkr i tried that but it doesnt open anything unless i run from terminal
02:14 <****> (until you learn the basics, gawking is about all you can do)
02:14 <****> cheeseboy: where else would you run it from? a cgi script on a web server?
02:14 <****> dkr media player connectivity i want to open it
02:15 <****> I understand those words separately, but not together in the order you have placed them.
02:15 <****> dkr its a plugin for firefox
02:16 <****> cheeseboy: there's a way you can seem hungry, and a way you pull energy from other people... do you find that women tend to run from you after awhile?
02:16 <****> what?
02:16 <****> no kidding, what?
02:17 <****> dkr this plugin https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/446
02:17 <****> Somni: see scrollback :)
02:17 <****> geo-rge is training to be a psychiatrist, :)
02:17 <****> well no
02:18 <****> What the fuck?
02:18 <****> but cheeseboy claimed earlier that until someone writes a script and hands it to him like so many fish, he plans on annoying me/us... so I'm going -deep- :)
02:18 <****> so i guess it can't be written in perl
02:18 <****> geo-rge: well, please stop
02:19 <****> any suggestions of what will work?
02:19 <****> ok, will do. but I'm therefore requesting formally that you or another op read the scrollback (not requesting anything else at this time)
02:20 <****> requesting formally? is this some sort of tribunal? do you need to get your statements on the record?
02:20 <****> geo-rge i just tried and found out it wasnt possible
02:20 <****> glad i tried..
02:21 <****> I read the scrollback, you're going non sequitur on us, try to stick the train of conversation
02:21 <****> Somni: okokOK... fine. so: I'm informally asking that you or another op read the scrollback :)
02:21 <****> all I'm asking is to have you familiar a little with the situation
02:22 <****> cheeseboy: by the way one excellent thing, is you're asking for what you want
02:23 <****> geo-rge, half your sentences make no sense
02:26 <****> Somni: trying to do the guy a little favor, that's all... but he has to be awake to receive it, so I'll do exactly as you ask... but that also means I'm going to break all contact with him... that ok with you?
02:27 <****> please be less weird
02:28 <****> given I'm breaking contact, the weirdness factor will go away as a side effect of me /ignoring
02:32 <****> Somni: so you caught the part in the scrollback where I identified the failure issue and the not wanting to spend time learning issue?
02:32 <****> this is not a trial, I am not a judge, please stop trying to submit evidence
02:32 <****> (these weren't things I made up, they're almost direct quotes)
02:34 <****> Somni: but otoh, say you were to ban me right now... if that happened you'd be judge jury and executioner
02:36 <****> oh and Dnumgis, thanks very much for the one-liner, it will be very handy
02:42 * CPAN upload: DBIx-Class-FrozenColumns-0.03 (+++ ) by SYBER
02:49 <****> i have a script that will reliably make RPC::XML::Server kill all of perl at http://erxz.com/pb/4867 - i want to send this to a mailing list over the weekend. which one would you guys suggest? there seems to be no general one
02:49 <****> why specifically a list? why not the author?
02:50 <****> buu: you don't have to apply it. but there aren't many other options to build the full URI at the point when you write your commit comment
02:50 <****> Somni: more coverage
02:51 <****> Somni: my test case is so minimal, it must be general
02:51 <****> hello happy overpaid and undersexed #perl people
02:51 <****> haro doug
02:51 <****> your test includes a rather large module, it's not terribly minimal
02:51 <****> i tested it on several boxes, all have the same
02:52 <****> so i'm using Net::SMTP::Server for my "special" anti-spam smtp server hack
02:52 <****> oh boy
02:52 <****> Somni: true. still threads and XML::RPC::Server must be used from time to time?
02:52 <****> which i wrote sometime in 1982 or so
02:52 <****> no one uses threads
02:52 <****> so i figure there must be something far better to base a rewrite on
02:53 <****> mauke: i do :)
02:53 <****> yes, but at this point you it's XML::RPC::Server or XML::RPC tweaking some bug
02:53 <****> er, at this point all you know is it's...
02:53 <****> so here i am, humbly prosrtate at the I/O tower
02:54 <****> asking the programmers what better choice i have than Net::SMTP::Server these days
02:54 <****> RichiH: you should probably consider stopping; perhaps learn Python or C++
02:54 * iank drops boiling oil on doug
02:54 <****> er, "prostrate"
02:54 <****> I read both as `prostate'
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