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07 November 2007
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00:50 <****> Yeah ;P
00:50 <****> ir8: see? not general perl issue, general "apply a little bit of common sense" issue :)
00:51 <****> hobbs, no, because only that specific module documented that
00:51 <****> ir8: ...
00:51 <****> When there were various alternatives I was looking at
00:51 <****> ir8: AND YOU'RE USING THAT MODULE
00:51 <****> I am now
00:51 <****> okay, now we have a "keeping a consistent story for more than a minute at a time" problem.
00:51 <****> ir8: shut up. RTFM. be happy.
00:51 <****> hobbs: you too.
00:52 <****> Hehe, there's a lot of manuals with Perl ;)
00:52 <****> ir8: very true
00:52 <****> ir8: thats why our motto is "RTFM" (one of them anyway)
00:56 * CPAN upload: Net-Address-Ethernet-1.097 (+++++) by MTHURN
00:56 * CPAN upload: Net-Address-Ethernet-1.098 (+++++) by MTHURN
01:11 * CPAN upload: Class-Factory-Enhanced-0.03 by MARCEL
01:11 * CPAN upload: Class-Factory-1.06 by PHRED
01:16 <****> I can't find a download link for PERCEPS
01:16 <****> That sounds like Perl with muscles
01:16 <****> no it's the perl surveyor
01:17 <****> a c++ header parser
01:17 <****> a link to another perl c++ header parser would also work
01:17 <****> A Perl with bigger muscles sounded cooler :(
01:19 <****> Maybe e-mail the author of the perceps page and tell him his CGI script is broken
01:21 <****> tenshihan: How about: http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/sf/p/pe/perceps/?fl=
01:21 <****> via Google search for "perceps mirror"
01:27 <****> mauke?
01:31 <****> hmm, confirm CVE-2007-5116 with utf8 bug?
01:31 <****> Yaakov?
01:31 <****> mauke: Have you seen this? http://youtube.com/watch?v=BmAuOXWp_Qw
01:31 <****> not yet
01:33 <****> I haven't seen mauke!
01:34 <****> anyone even heard of that bug?
01:35 <****> or should i assume its a fake email?
01:39 <****> Is it possible to use a regex to match words that only use any given letter of the alphabet once?
01:40 <****>"abce"})
01:41 * CPAN upload: JSON-Any-1.13 by PERIGRIN
01:43 <****> c'mon, where are the regex gurus?
01:43 <****> show your skill!
01:43 <****> you probably can do that with a regex
01:44 <****> ok...
01:44 <****> ejb: there's only a finite number of words in that class
01:44 <****> so you can enumerate them and join them with |
01:45 <****> mauke, could you elaborate please?
01:46 <****> ejb, they are matching
01:46 <****> eval: $_="foo"; my %seen; if (grep $seen{$_}++, split "") { print "repeated letters" }
01:46 <****> Caelum: repeated letters1
01:46 <****> step 1: generate all words with the desired property
01:46 <****> step 2: construct regex from that
01:47 <****> I tried using (?:(\w)(?!\1))+ but that doesn't work :(
01:47 <****> oh, ok
01:47 <****> Caelum: $foo !~ /(\w).*\1/
01:47 <****> Caelum, I was hoping I didn't have to go that route ^ but I like your method
01:48 <****> and remember, not everything needs to be done using a regular expression
01:49 <****> Thank you so much Chris62vw
01:49 <****> :-)
01:49 <****> What would I do without you?
01:49 <****> -_-
01:49 <****> you would be in a bar with your friends or doing something cool :-)
01:50 <****> programming is cool
01:50 <****> very
01:50 <****> when you use RE to solve one problem, you got two problems (jwz)
01:50 <****> heh, agreed
01:50 <****> teach your friend to use a program and he'll pull out his hair for a day, show his to program and he'll pull out his hair for the rest of his life
01:51 <****> ruda: doesn't apply to me
01:51 <****> show him
01:51 <****> sometimes that is true, the re problem
01:51 <****> split is your best friend
01:52 <****> Chris62vw, has anyone ever told you that you have an amazing grasp on the obvious?
01:52 <****> (=
01:52 <****> has anyone ever told you you have a lack for tact? got a g/f?
01:52 <****> and that which is not obvious to others? :-)
01:52 <****> touche`
01:53 <****> syle2, yup
01:55 <****> Sorry Chris62vw, it's all love.
01:55 <****> argue much lol
01:55 <****> ?
01:56 <****> you reminded me of an arguement i had with g/f when i said exactly that to her, that was her reply
01:56 <****> oh it's cool
01:57 * CPAN upload: Egg-Plugin-Log-Syslog-0.01 by LUSHE
01:58 <****> If I'm creating test files to test my module, is it Ok to test internal subroutines? (e.g., _myinternal_sub)
01:58 <****> Or is that considered a no-no?
02:01 <****> You should test everything that needs testing
02:02 <****> is it safe to remove /usr/local/lib/perl/* and other local dir's to get rid of the cpan installed stuff and use the distro's own install only?
02:03 <****> ejb: actually, there *is* such as regex...
02:03 <****> troubled: you're using Debian/Ubuntu?
02:03 <****> debian
02:04 <****> awesomess3: i seem to have a minor conflict with the last update that would appear to be related to my conflicting cpan installed stuff. would like to remove all the cpan installed stuff and go fresh with debian base perl only
02:04 <****> troubled: yeah I've come across the same issue, I was thinking of the same thing. I just avoid CPAN at all costs. I only use CPAN when `dh-make-perl` fails.
02:05 <****> awesomess3: does that sound right though? just rm all the stuff in the @INC that is related to local?
02:05 <****> There is another method other than CPAN for when `dh-make-perl` fails...I just don't know what it is.
02:05 <****> troubled: you might want to try CPANPLUS :)
02:05 <****> Khisanth: never heard of it. i was only testing out cpan anyways. i can get most stuff via debian repos anyways
02:06 <****> Khisanth: isn't CPANPLUS old and lagging?
02:06 <****> not really
02:06 <****> well, let me tar up the old dirs and test it :)
02:08 <****> DSterling, I'm listening
02:09 <****> troubled: http://search.cpan.org/~kane/CPANPLUS-Dist-Deb-0.10/lib/CPANPLUS/Dist/Deb.pm
02:09 <****> Khisanth's url is at http://xrl.us/89ce
02:09 <****> Khisanth: before I check it out, why would i want that over say dh-make-perl?
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