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10 November 2007
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23:04 <****> BobSapp, M$ doesn't need to push it
23:04 <****> community writes code and can license it as they see fit
23:04 <****> just that isn't there
23:04 <****> chumphries: but that argument is becoming less and less purtinant as software begins to move off the desktop
23:04 <****> yeah, I guess..
23:05 <****> I thought MS doesn't use C# and .NET themselves yet? they just want other people to use it
23:06 <****> has Office been ported to C#?
23:06 <****> Id rather use c# to write .net applications than VB
23:06 <****> I thought this was a perl channel :O
23:06 <****> jwang: sounds risky!
23:07 <****> M$ uses C#
23:07 <****> do they use it in Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint?
23:07 <****> xand: me too :-/
23:07 <****> well what are they going to do, rewrite huge programs just to have them in c#? :)
23:08 <****> do they have any major app in C#?
23:08 <****> I think it would only make sense for them to use it for a new product or if they are going to rewrite one from scratch
23:09 <****> have they used it for any product, new or otherwise?
23:09 <****> there may be benefits from rewriting their larger apps in c#
23:10 <****> but so far they haven't?
23:10 <****> for example making stuff abit more platform independent
23:10 <****> is that a worthwhile goal for them?
23:10 <****> not really an issue for msoft at the moment i admit
23:10 * CPAN upload: Carp-Source-0.03 by MARCEL
23:11 * CPAN upload: Config-Inetd-0.27 by SCHUBIGER
23:11 <****> but i was thinking where they might like to optimise for 32/64 bit environments generally
23:11 <****> or varying numbers of cores
23:12 <****> it might be better to apply such optimisations via JIT
23:12 <****> as opposed to having 2 versions
23:12 <****> or more
23:13 <****> bah, .net is jsut one big revenue model..
23:13 <****> hi folks, how to add to regexp chars ' and ", I mean something like: /^[a-z' "]$/ ?
23:13 <****> with objects. heh.
23:13 <****> unofortunately /^[a-z' "]$/ is not working ... neighter /^[a-z\' \"]$/
23:14 <****> did you try named characters or whatever?
23:14 <****> BobSapp, what do you mean?
23:14 <****> jwang: I guess the making their apps portable is not such a great idea :)
23:15 <****> i dont have my cheat sheet but i remember you can do stuff like :punct:
23:15 <****> named character classes
23:15 <****> Khisanth: yeah, I don't see a reason for them to make it portable. people are running huge Exchange deployments on 64-bit windows
23:15 <****> no need to let them think there's another option
23:15 <****> ok, but is there any way without using the classes?
23:15 <****> eval: q{'123} =~ /^[a-z' "]$/
23:15 <****> Khisanth: ''
23:16 <****> oh
23:16 <****> eval: q{'} =~ /^[a-z' "]$/
23:16 <****> Khisanth: 1
23:16 <****> krzychu: works fine!
23:16 <****> I am using " $var = $in =~ /var: (\S+)/ " for match extraction but even though a similar 's' succeds, the match can't e extracted..
23:17 <****> ($var) = ...
23:17 <****> context matters
23:17 <****> Khisanth, works perfectly :-)
23:17 <****> great thanks
23:17 <****> :)
23:17 <****> thanks Khisanth !!
23:41 * CPAN upload: Getopt-CallingName-1.15 by SRSHAH
23:48 <****> GumbyBRAIN: moo
23:48 <****> The moo` nice but dim family?
23:50 <****> GumbyBRAIN: do you mourn the demise of the dim sum family?
23:50 <****> If all of you to do sum types?
23:51 <****> gumbybrain: eval
23:51 <****> Can't modify a conf last year, but i don't try to use eval to catch mice first.
23:51 <****> perlbot: fnoord is gumbybrain: fnord
23:51 <****> added fnoord to the database
23:51 <****> perlbot: fnoord
23:51 <****> gumbybrain: fnord
23:51 <****> fnord.
23:51 <****> GumbyBRAIN: pine for the fnords
23:51 <****> GumbyBRAIN: use strict;
23:51 <****> You don't want to be strict.
23:56 * CPAN upload: HTTP-Parser-0.04 by DBROBINS
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