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07 November 2007
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--- Log opened Wed Nov 07 00:00:22 2007
00:07 <****> kkk .... bummer :/
00:08 <****> I was reading through IO::Socket::INET and I noticed an unusual use of $! -- $!{EINPROGRESS} , to be precise
00:08 <****> what is that doing?
00:08 <****> DSterling: perldoc perlvar, look for %!
00:09 <****> ah, ok.
00:10 <****> anyone know how to dbi_commit a delete with Class::DBI?
00:13 <****> buubot: source
00:13 <****> Supaplex: source is svn co svn://erxz.com/bb2/trunk
00:26 * CPAN upload: Egg-Plugin-SessionKit-Auth-2.10 by LUSHE
00:26 * CPAN upload: Language-Befunge-Debugger-0.1.1 by JQUELIN
00:31 <****> Sigh.. I wish Perl applications could be easily distributable to home users..
00:31 <****> ir8, So create something so they are.
00:32 <****> Heh
00:32 <****> I'd be surprised if it hasn't been done, I'll look, actually
00:32 <****> Of course, there's always PAR, but I've never tried it personally, so can't personally say how well it works.
00:33 <****> Perl runs my toaster
00:33 <****> You'd have to sneakily install the Perl interpreter etc. with it, which I guess is feasible
00:33 <****> Oh, you're talking really grassroots, then.
00:33 <****> ir8: or bundle it with, which sucks from a space POV but is possible (and that's basically what PAR does)
00:34 <****> well, what PAR _can_ do if you ask it to. It doesn't have to :)
00:38 <****> Im having some trouble with a regex I have m#http://.*(\.*.+\.\w{2,3})/$#gi and I want to match site.com so if I have http://asdasdasd.sdfasd.asdasd.site.com/ I still only want to get site.com any suggestions?
00:38 <****> mauke: Awake?
00:39 <****> Why doyou want site.com?
00:39 <****> What do you want from http://foo.com.au/ ??
00:39 <****> integral?
00:39 <****> YAAKOV I AM AWAKE
00:39 <****> Woosta: squid reports, com.au
00:39 <****> What does THAT give you though?
00:39 <****> Botje: I love you but that doesn't help unless you speak German or have an interest in Ludwig Wittgenstein.
00:40 <****> perlbot: regex question
00:40 <****> When you ask a regex question you won't get a good answer without three things: 1) The language it will be written in; 2) An example of the REAL input data, not a faked up version; and 3) What you need out and how you will use it.
00:40 <****> Woosta: for sites like that nothing, but for things like skljf.youtube.com a count of how many times the youtube.com domain is being accesses
00:40 <****> People from commercial entities in Australia get sorted at the same level as those from a single entity elsewher?
00:40 <****> But what about sites like yahoo.com.au?
00:41 <****> Woosta: then it will count how many times someonewent to com.au
00:41 <****> which is dumb
00:41 <****> I agree
00:41 <****> but this is what my boss wants, and I am having trouble making the correct regex
00:41 * CPAN upload: HTML-Template-Ex-0.08 by LUSHE
00:42 <****> Yaakov: yes?
00:42 <****> mauke: Are you currently in university?
00:42 <****> yes
00:42 <****> Are you taking any philosophy courses?
00:42 <****> mauke, are you .eu or .de ?
00:42 <****> Yaakov: no
00:42 <****> errr: perhaps it's because there's no reason to do it with a regex. :)
00:43 <****> mauke: I am saddened.
00:43 <****> hobbs: how then?
00:43 <****> utopia_: isn't .de a subset of .eu?
00:43 <****> mauke: I am about to start Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.
00:43 <****> errr: URI and split would be a decent way. :)
00:43 <****> mauke: I was hoping you might be a resource concerning possible translation issues.
00:43 <****> "What my boss wants" .. the ultimate drone cop-out
00:43 <****> hobbs: cool, thanks
00:44 <****> could someone help me with Glib and POE ?
00:44 <****> that could get ... interesting
00:44 <****> imMute: Post to the mailing list. It's your only hope.
00:45 <****> dngor: the irssi one, the perl one, or the poe one?
00:45 <****> Also probably faster than asking in channels where the author doesn't lurk.
00:45 <****> most of my English vocabulary is from the internet and technical documents like man pages in particular
00:45 <****> mauke: Well, it could still be very helpful. You might find Wittgenstein interesting as well.
00:45 <****> mauke: your English is excellent though
00:45 <****> mauke: By all accounts he is brilliant.
00:46 <****> imMute: I don't know. Which is why I'm offering wisdom rather than intelligence.
00:46 <****> If I wanted to download a large file over HTTP (say, a 300mb Win32 exe) to my hard drive using Perl, what would be the best way to do it?
00:46 <****> ir8: LWP
00:46 <****> ir8: LWP::Simple probably
00:46 <****> system("curl ..") : )
00:46 <****> mauke: english isnt your native language? cant tell. ^.^
00:46 <****> Caelum, I was actually trying to implement with that
00:46 <****> Hmm... there's that. Answers like "RTFM, here's where" are wisdom rather than intelligence.
00:46 <****> But I don't know how I'd write it all to HDD
00:46 <****> Caelum: is it? have you ever seen me talking about not-computer-related stuff? :-)
00:46 <****> Rather than to RAM
00:47 <****> ir8: then you didn't read the documentation at all.
00:47 <****> hi
00:47 <****> I did not see it as a LWP-specific issue, more general Perl; however, I shall read it now.
00:47 <****> mauke is an almost transparent English-speaker here, in person he gets a funny look and pauses about 40% of the time he speaks English.
00:48 <****> Yaakov++ # haha
00:48 <****> mentally flipping through a dictionary
00:48 <****> He does LOVE V8 though.
00:48 <****> Flp flp flp. Porn!
00:49 <****> mauke: Are you coming to Chicago again?
00:49 <****> hmm, are there any irc channels for learning/practising languages?
00:49 <****> mauke: * on irc.perl.org
00:49 <****> I see no sign of my issue being raised on LWP's documentation, hobbs
00:49 <****> Like beforehand, I think it is a general Perl issue for me to solve
00:49 <****> mauke: Not that I know, but I would like to use this book to learn a little German.
00:49 <****> Yaakov: probably not
00:49 <****> i.e. setting up some kind of filehandle to write to locally or something
00:49 <****> mauke: Once again your words sadden me.
00:49 <****> yes, a typical beginner's book
00:49 <****> ir8: no, no, and no-er.
00:50 <****> mauke: Heh.
00:50 <****> Okay
00:50 <****> ir8: didn't you say you were using LWP::Simple?
00:50 <****> ir8: get_store
00:50 <****> Ah, I'll check through that one, I was checking LWP at that point
00:50 <****> ir8: err, no underscore :)
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