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09 November 2007
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23:11 * CPAN upload: Rose-HTMLx-Form-Field-Boolean-0.02 by KARMAN
23:11 <****> hrm
23:22 <****> hey guys wtf is falling back to 'stty' if you do not want to see this warning, set PERL_READLINE_NOWARN in your environment
23:22 <****> lots of constant subroutine's that are undefined in perl
23:22 <****> can't ioctl TIOCGETP
23:23 <****> anyone?
23:24 <****> greets
23:24 <****> hi, jalex
23:26 * CPAN upload: Config-Inetd-0.26 by SCHUBIGER
23:29 <****> I don't get Perl modules...what is up with the C programming? XS files? C files? Compiling!? what is going on?
23:29 <****> awesomess3, C is faster and allows direct access to other C libs, so some modules are written in C using XS to allow a Perl interface
23:30 <****> and to make it incredibly painful to move between systems
23:30 <****> awesomess3: most modules don't have these parts
23:30 <****> i'd say the vast majority of modules are pure perl
23:30 <****> preaction: do the programmers have to manually type the C? Or do they do that by hand? They must have to understand the Perl API, right?
23:30 <****> i don't understand the question at all
23:30 <****> awesomess3: more or less, yes
23:31 <****> preaction: oh ok! Yeah some modules like to link to shared objects (i.e., dynamic libraries, *.so files)
23:31 <****> Like ImageMagick, GD, XML::Parser...
23:31 <****> right
23:31 <****> XML::Parser being a frontend to libexpat
23:32 <****> croak "This doesn't work yet, died";
23:32 <****>[0] is empty?
23:32 <****> because you didn't put anything in there?
23:33 <****> Schroeder2: apparently not, don't you think?
23:33 <****> Schroeder2: Jesus has arisen to SMITE YOU.
23:33 <****> anno-: worth a try
23:33 <****> this is really bugging me
23:33 <****>[0];
23:33 <****> too many
23:34 <****> Schroeder2: my @where = ('not empty'); print $where[0];
23:34 <****> Schroeder2: be sure to have-- use warnings; use strict;
23:34 <****> At the top of your Perl script.
23:36 <****> Schroeder2: use other means. find out what channel(s) the changed nick is on, so you know what *should* be in $where
23:36 <****> perhaps the reason why it isn't becomes clear in the process
23:36 <****> iow, debug the problem
23:37 <****> Schroeder2: a great debugging technique is-- use Data::Dumper; print Dumper($where);
23:37 <****> anno-: I've done that
23:37 <****> that's the whole point
23:37 <****> awesomess3: we've been through that
23:37 <****> anno-: kk
23:37 <****> the bot and the user changing nicks are both in one, only one, and the same channel
23:38 <****> so there's no question what should be there
23:41 <****> are you sure PCIS sees it that way?
23:42 <****> I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't
23:43 <****>< correct ?
23:43 <****>, correct ?
23:43 <****> if you're desperate enough, put copies of the POE/* stuff in a local lib/ and change it around to see why $where isn't set
23:44 <****> Hi2all, I've been reading the usual FAQ's about profiling perl and they are telling me to use DProf, I was wondering if there is a better approach or tool?
23:44 <****> This guide was written in 04 ;-|
23:44 <****> oMish: not exactly, no..
23:44 <****> That's like...almost exactly 3 years ago
23:45 * anno- should publish Devel::IProf
23:45 <****> I like SmallProf
23:46 <****> I guess perl5 is supposed to have some sort of native profiling support (according to: http://www.perl.com/doc/FAQs/FAQ/oldfaq-html/Q3.2.html
23:46 <****> )
23:47 <****> Can anyone point me in the right direction for parsing QUERY_STRING using mod_perl ?
23:49 * johnjay goes with FastProf
23:50 <****> bennymac1: thanks for the direction
23:50 <****> http://search.cpan.org/~salva/Devel-FastProf-0.08/lib/Devel/FastProf.pm
23:50 <****> johnjay's url is at http://xrl.us/9sdj
23:55 <****> Paladin, why not ?
23:56 * CPAN upload: CPAN-Site-0.16 by MARKOV
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