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03 January 2008
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--- Log opened Thu Jan 03 00:00:09 2008
00:00 <****> GumbyBRAIN: a dingo ate your baby
00:00 <****> Zoffix, About.
00:01 <****> Your on the server, and that i ate today.
00:02 <****> GumbyBRAIN, a dongo ate your zebra
00:03 <****> I ate lots of salt in that you could press the submit button and the way your house on saturday with diamandis on top of the window.
00:04 <****> GumbyBRAIN: pass the potatos
00:04 <****> You probably really want to run a game and turning random events off (that is to waste time while waiting for you by chance happen to know when darkice has done the like to name files things like potatos and stuff.
00:07 <****> GumbyBRAIN, perl dong
00:07 <****> Gumbybrain, dong dong.
00:07 <****> GumbyBRAIN: Rachel Ray is fat
00:07 <****> I want to use fat for it is of the reciept.
00:07 <****> thats how you know she's a good cook, every season she puts on 30 pounds
00:10 <****> GumbyBRAIN: it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission!
00:10 <****> There was a "pevans" in here the other is to make a little easier.
00:15 <****> "spky" at 71.75.212.201 pasted "#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings;" (36 lines, 730B) at http://sial.org/pbot/29553
00:16 <****> any mythtv users?
00:16 <****> O_o topic.
00:16 <****> k then,
00:16 * CPAN upload: Apache2-Layout-0.4 by GOZER
00:16 <****> when i run that script and it queries location
00:17 <****> the first time i make it query it will return "location mainmenu"
00:17 <****> if i make it query a second time or any time after that
00:17 <****> it will return "location mainmenu"
00:17 <****> note the spacing difference. can someone please tell me why?
00:20 <****> perlbot fruit time dongs
00:20 <****> simcop2387: lol.
00:20 <****> GumbyBRAIN, fruit time dongs
00:20 <****> Dongs dongs dongs.
00:20 <****> simcop2387: 30 pounds is a bit of an exagerration wouldn't you say? she's not THAT fat
00:21 <****> mmm i just tried the regex /^(?=.*foo)(?!.*bar)/ which works fine, but when i remove "^", the negative lookahead seems to be ignored. anyone care to explain? O_o
00:21 <****> anyone? =[
00:22 <****> fihi09: It can always mwatch?
00:24 <****> buu: errr what do you mean?
00:24 <****> Your regex sucks.
00:24 <****> That's what I mean.
00:25 <****> that's not my regex, was mauke's
00:26 <****> MAUKE YOU SUCKA LSO.
00:26 <****> BUT WHO CARES.
00:26 <****> The important part is
00:26 <****> The regex sucks.
00:26 <****> im just trying to understand how it works
00:27 <****> personally, i prefer using 2 regexs than 1 in this situation
00:31 <****> mauke: http://kovaya.com/pictures/predawn_snow.jpg
00:31 <****> YAAKOV.
00:32 <****> I MISS SNOW.
00:32 <****> ALSO. SLEEP.
00:32 <****> mauke?
00:32 <****> MAUKE!
00:40 <****> damn, the topic in here is old... so old it was set LAST YEAR HAHAHAH
00:40 <****> oh you are funny
00:41 <****> He is hilarious.
00:41 <****> night
00:43 <****> ActiveState doesn't de-install any XS modules you may have in \perl\site\lib which means it will blow up if you upgrade and attempt to use any of these modules
00:43 <****> grrrrrrr
00:44 <****> If anyone knows how to reliably detect which version of perl an XS module was linked against without loading it - http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=660081 - I would be really appreciative
00:45 <****> Limbic_Region: Aren't they in version specific folders?
00:46 <****> hm, does Windows have a tool for listing the symbols required by a DLL?
00:47 <****> buu - no
00:47 <****> failing that, run a loop over @INC, using modules and seeing which dies spectacularly
00:47 <****> Somni - I bet there is if you install MSVC but doubt there is "out of the box"
00:47 <****> I am using MinGW
00:47 <****> Somni - that won't solve my problem
00:47 <****> I am trying to avoid the windows pop up
00:47 <****> the eval { require Moose }
00:48 <****> is already doing that
00:48 <****> why are you avoiding the Windows pop up?
00:48 <****> but just loading it causes the error
00:48 <****> Somni - because this is running in the parrot test suite
00:48 <****> Somni - which should be able to run unattended
00:49 <****> the loop you run over @INC would be a separate step, something you do to fix your now-broken installation
00:49 <****> yeah, I thought about that
00:49 <****> actually, I thought about looping over @INC to detect any XS module
00:49 <****> which you could run before any upgrade of AS Perl
00:49 <****> presumably that is the only distro that uses a shared site lib for all versions (silly)
00:49 <****> Chris62vw!
00:49 <****> what's the simplest way to iterate through each character in a string?
00:50 <****> for my $char (split //, $str) { ... }
00:50 <****> Anonycat: why?
00:50 <****> actually never mind
00:51 <****> could you have said that before I gave you the answer?
00:51 <****> would have saved me quite a few keystrokes
00:51 <****> I'm already using a while /.../g, so I may as well just capture what it matches
00:55 <****> Yaakov, hey did you get a cat yet?
00:55 <****> We have a cat. Didn't get a new one yet.
00:55 <****> Here's why: http://kovaya.com/pictures/predawn_snow.jpg?ppfn
00:56 <****>program_type_id =~ /^[123]$/ ||
00:56 <****> i want this regex to include the numbers 1, 2, 3 and 20.
00:56 <****> Do I just use a | to separate them from one another?
00:58 <****> ?ppfn ?
00:58 <****> ppfn to you, too.
00:58 <****> initself - you want to know if a value is any one of a number of values (i.e. a range)
00:59 <****> initself - assuming the range is small enough (1..20) - put them in a hash and just look it up
00:59 <****> initself - if that is impractical, than alternation in a regex will work yes
00:59 <****> 1, 2, 3 AND 20.
00:59 <****> initself - but you should also look at bitstrings
00:59 <****> oh
00:59 <****> alternation would bev....
00:59 <****> well yeah
00:59 <****> alternation is the way to go
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