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25 October 2007
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00:43 <****> weirdo: 2147483648
00:43 <****> goes mod 32 (absurdly)
00:43 <****> weirdo: since when does perl use long longs?
00:43 <****> GumbyBRAIN: does size matter?
00:43 <****> i helped set it to use the extjs grid when the file size in the matter.
00:43 * shaldannon leaves for the evening
00:43 <****> anno-, what does that mean?
00:43 <****> mauke, what is 2 ** 42 then? a float?
00:43 <****> weirdo: double
00:43 <****> weirdo: "really big" ;)
00:44 <****> double is a float point number
00:44 <****> a << b is a << (b % 32)
00:44 <****> on 32-bit machines
00:44 <****> on intel processors and if perl uses 32-bit ints
00:44 <****> (C leaves it undefined)
00:44 <****> Can't locate Audio/Daemon.pm in @INC
00:44 <****> hm... so i guess i need to do 2**32-1 ?
00:45 <****> batman: 0xffff_ffff
00:45 <****> batman, ~0 :)
00:45 <****> yeah, it's hardware, not even C
00:45 <****> i downloaded Audio::Daemon but that is Daemon.pm
00:45 <****> weirdo: ~0 isn't 2**32-1 here
00:45 <****> $ perl -wle 'print ~0'
00:45 <****> 18446744073709551615
00:45 <****> eval: 0xffff_ffff
00:45 <****> batman: 4294967295
00:45 <****> sweet
00:45 <****> and its still looking for Audio/Daemon.pm
00:45 <****> any ideas?
00:45 <****> not sure why i didn't think of that :(
00:45 <****> tomaw++ # decentness.
00:45 <****> DeFirence: if you need just Shout.pm then you will have to grab themodule from the xiph svn repository
00:46 <****> mauke, what arch? same on mine
00:46 <****> :)
00:46 <****> it is NOT Audio::Daemon::Shout
00:46 <****> Khisanth: i got shout.pm
00:46 <****> now it needs more files
00:46 <****> perl -V:use64bitint
00:46 <****> an't locate Audio/Daemon.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.8 /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.8 /usr/share/perl/5.8 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at Shout.pm line 6.
00:46 <****> *yikes*, dependency hells :)
00:46 <****> uh ... I suspect not
00:46 <****> DeFirence: Audio::Daemon ;)
00:47 <****> i downloaded Audio::Daemon but that is Daemon.pm
00:47 <****> and its still looking for Audio/Daemon.pm
00:47 <****> DeFirence: You have to be spotting a pattern by now.
00:47 <****> uhm.
00:47 <****> that looks like you just grabbed the Shout.pm file from Audio::Daemon::Shout
00:48 <****> Installing cpan module != just downloading .pm files :/
00:48 <****> which is going to be useless because THAT module also requires Shout ;)
00:48 <****> (well, yes, it could be... but please no.)
00:48 <****> Khisanth: DEPENDENCY HELL ;)
00:48 <****> im soooo confused :(
00:49 <****> dwu: Shout seems to be another one of those weird modules
00:50 <****> Khisanth: Oh dear.
00:50 <****> extra weird for not even having a tarball around
00:50 <****> "DeFirence" at 196.35.158.180 pasted "administrator@debian:~/streamc" (13 lines, 973B) at http://sial.org/pbot/28221
00:50 <****> Khisanth: eep o.O
00:51 <****> well it was last updated 4years ago
00:51 <****> lovely.
00:51 <****> :(
00:53 <****> this is all shaldannon's fault
00:53 <****> for suggesting Audio::Daemon::Shout
00:54 <****> lol
00:55 <****> shaldannon was right tho
00:55 <****> http://groups.google.com/group/streamcast/browse_thread/thread/712a660d6f4a7e09
00:55 <****> DeFirence's url is at http://xrl.us/7oax
00:55 <****> rofl
00:55 <****> u shortend it and we pasted it at the same time
00:57 <****> how do you set a var to the replaced value of another var?
00:57 <****> DeFirence: your definition of "right" is very far off the mark
00:57 <****> I thought it was $foo = $foo2 =~ s///;
00:57 <****> well
00:57 <****> but that's a numeric
00:57 <****> that package only has the shout.pm file
00:57 <****> theres still no fix for the second error?
00:58 <****> step 1) get the correct module
00:58 <****> ahh
00:58 <****> i did
00:58 <****> and it helped
00:59 <****> if you are going to keep believing that there is no point for me to give this any more attention
00:59 <****> Khisanth any idea on my question?
00:59 <****> ($new = $original ) =~ s///
01:00 <****> but $original will not be changed
01:00 <****> ok thanks
01:00 <****> ERROR: Can't declare scalar assignment in "my" at (eval 238) line 1, near ") =~
01:00 <****> my $string = "some\r\nstring\n"; my ($newstring = $string) =~ s/
01:00 <****> wrong?
01:01 <****> (my $new = $original) =~ s///
01:01 <****> should it be (my $n
01:01 <****> thought so, ta
01:04 <****> lol, this is not my day...
01:04 <****> this virtual machine that debian is running in completely froze for no reason
01:05 <****> marvelous.
01:05 <****> listening wouldn't be a bad start
01:06 <****> "test" at 79.75.14.199 pasted "hello world" (1 line, 4B) at http://sial.org/pbot/28223
01:11 <****> ok
01:12 <****> servers officially screwed
01:12 <****> i have a *dos gui* error window saying kde cannot start
01:12 <****> wtf
01:13 * Khisanth tries to imagine what a DOS gui looks like
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