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05 November 2007


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01:20 <****> gumbybrain: eval: 4+3
01:20 <****> Vending machine food.. Should i go into the vlan so they hooked it up for this week but i really need all 3 to be a loss of appetite, lethargy, fever, explosive diarrhea, loose or watery stool, stomach cramps, upset stomach, projectile vomiting (uncommon), bloating, and flatulence. Symptoms typically begin 1.2 upto 1.4.4 by hanenkamp.
01:20 <****> BAD GUMBY.
01:20 <****> perlbot: forget fnord
01:20 <****> removed fnord from the database
01:20 <****> eval: "1"
01:20 <****> iank: 1
01:21 <****> perlbot: 1 is eval: "1"
01:21 <****> added 1 to the database
01:21 <****> perlbot: 1
01:21 <****> eval: "1"
01:21 <****> Damn.
01:21 <****> I figured that was too easy.
01:21 <****> wow. simply astounding.
01:21 <****> Like you have anything better to do.
01:22 <****> I'm here to be enterainted bitch! ENTERTAIN ME!
01:22 <****> gumbybrain: ENTERTAIN HIM
01:22 <****> Jesus christ, how would i go to him ....
01:22 * iank lol'd
01:22 <****> haha
01:23 * iank wtfs at gumbybrain's response to 'eval: 4+3'
01:23 <****> projectile vomiting?
01:25 <****> GumbyBRAIN: Eat nothing but delicious animals.
01:25 <****> it says nothing of the most delicious.
01:26 <****> GumbyBRAIN: kirk and spock, sitting in a tree
01:26 <****> what are these bullshit terms that the tree in the a.
01:26 <****> GumbyBRAIN, eval: 4+3
01:26 <****> fail bot-net-0.0.4 perl-5.8.8/i686-linux /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at (eval 3) line 3.
01:30 <****> if I wanted to increment a string just as my $number = 0; while(){$number++;} would increment my number what would be the equivalent for a string say my $string =a; while(){$string++;} to cause it to become aa... each time through the loop?
01:32 <****> sean709: $string .= "a";
01:32 <****> if you do $string++, you'll get "b"
01:32 <****> eval: $str = "a"; print $str++ for 1 .. 10;
01:32 <****> mauke_: abcdefghij''
01:32 <****> see?
01:33 <****> you're welcome sean709
01:33 <****> thanks
01:33 <****> no no, no thanks are necessary. really.
01:35 <****> wow
01:35 <****> never knew Perl did strings like that 0__o
01:35 <****> eval: "aaa"++
01:35 <****> Zoffix: ''ERROR: Can't modify constant item in postincrement (++) at (eval 238) line 1, near ""aaa"++"
01:36 <****> urm
01:36 <****> NO MAGICK FOR YOU
01:36 <****> haha
01:36 <****> dude, you can't do 6++ either
01:37 <****> think about it
01:37 <****> I just wonder why it increases only on the second ++ :/
01:37 <****> rmah, heh, just tired :)
01:37 <****> and eating :) typing with one hand :)
01:37 <****> it increases on every ++
01:37 <****> eval: my $str = 'abc'; $str++;
01:37 <****> Jckf: abc
01:37 <****> mmm...dinner
01:38 <****> eval: my $n = 6; $n++
01:38 <****> mauke_: 6
01:38 <****> god
01:38 <****> eval: my $str = 'abc'; print $str++;
01:38 <****> eval: my $str='abc'; ++$str;
01:38 <****> Jckf: abc1
01:38 <****> rmah: abd
01:38 <****> Haha
01:38 <****> $foo++ is POST increment
01:39 <****>_<
01:39 <****> eval: $x="abc"; $x++ for 1..100; $x
01:39 <****> Zoffix: aey
01:39 <****> cool
01:40 <****> eval: ++($x = "ZZ")
01:40 <****> mauke_: AAA
01:40 <****> I should make that an interview question: given sub foo { my $n = shift; return $n++; }, what does foo(4) return?
01:40 <****> aye :)
01:41 <****> 5
01:41 <****> I'm saying 5
01:41 <****> eval: sub foo { my $n = shift; return $n++; } foo(4);
01:41 <****> rmah: 4
01:41 <****> haha
01:41 <****> :)
01:41 <****> Why is that?
01:41 <****> because $x++ is POST increment!
01:41 <****> not pre-increment
01:42 <****> eval: sub foo { my $n = shift; return ++$n; } foo(4);
01:42 <****> rmah: 5
01:42 <****> So if I wanted 5, I couldn't do $n++ on the return?
01:42 <****> eval: sub foo { my $n = shift; $n++; return $n } foo(4);
01:42 <****> rmah: 5
01:42 <****> eval: BEGIN{$^H|=135168;$^H{integer}=sub{5}} sub foo { my $n = shift; return $n++; } foo(4)
01:42 <****> mauke_: 5
01:42 <****> Exactly
01:42 <****> rmah: SEE?!
01:43 <****> mauke: you're obviouslly evil
01:43 <****> Jckf: $n++ is increment $n and return the value that it was.
01:43 <****> 0.o
01:43 <****> mauke: stop scaring the kiddies
01:44 <****> that's some mad hack
01:44 <****> eval: BEGIN{$^H|=135168;$^H{integer}=sub{5}} sub foo { my $n = shift; return $n++; } foo(66)
01:44 <****> Zoffix: 5
01:44 <****> ok, maybe not :)
01:44 <****> eval: BEGIN{$^H|=135168;$^H{integer}=sub{'WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW?'}} sub foo { my $n = shift; return $n++; } foo(4)
01:44 <****> mauke_: WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW?
01:44 <****> Zoffix: are you from brooklyn?
01:44 <****> rmah, no, why?


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