| dazjorz | I got a package with some Ubuntu cd's and stickers. Juerd: Ok, thanks :) |
| Juerd | The idjts should have used vinyl stickers. |
| LeoNerd | Juerd: Ahh OK... I'll look into doing that across all my modules then |
| Juerd | LeoNerd: Thanks. It's a lot of work, but it'll help people who use those tools. |
| Khisanth | hrm is that what breaks s.c.org/perldoc/Module links? |
| LeoNerd | Juerd: nothing sed -i s/// won't fix :) |
| Juerd | LeoNerd: Are you insane? LeoNerd: perl -i -pe's///'!! :) |
| Limbic_Region | if you are going to use something other than perl, at least a tool that can do something perl can't like awk |
| LeoNerd | "<Juerd> LeoNerd: Are you insane?" <== no comment ;) |
| Juerd | LeoNerd: :P |
| shigetsu | who's responsible for CPAN (the bot)? |
| dazjorz | LeoNerd: if I wrap the handle in a Notifier, it doesn't need to be in a Buffer anymore, right? omg, I don't get this thing LeoNerd: my $new_client = $socket->accept(); # What the? Accept a new socket every time I can read? Damn, I don't understand this thing |
| LeoNerd | dazjorz: That's an example in Notifier... if you'd use it to wrap a listening socket You're not doing that. So don't worry about that. You're wanting to use a Buffer I'd imagine, which is a subclass of Notifier (which handles all the base reading and writing tasks) |
| dazjorz | Okay |
| merlyn | & enroute sjc to pdx thence home |
| dazjorz | LeoNerd: ->add_child is for Notifier, if I make buffers, I need to add them to a Notifier... I only have a Set..? |
| LeoNerd | dazjorz: Do you understand the concept of a subclass ? A Buffer is already a Notifier - it's a subclass of it $container->add_child() wants a Notifier or anything that's a subclass.. such as a Buffer |
| dazjorz | LeoNerd: I know, I know |
| action | LeoNerd ( wonders if in fact the Set should have been called a Dispatcher instead.... ) |
| LeoNerd | ( wonders if in fact the Set should have been called a Dispatcher instead.... ) Since that would more clearly highlight what its purpose is |
| dazjorz | LeoNerd: but add_child() is in Notifier, so I'd call $notifier->add_child($buffer); # however, I don't _have_ a notifier... LeoNerd: unless Set has add_child() too? |
| LeoNerd | dazjorz: Ah, I was thinking you'd add it as a child of the FastCGI request Though I failed to note in the docs it's really an IO::Async::Buffer. Though in fact, that might change in future so just shove it in the Set |
| dazjorz | I have no idea of what I need to do now. |
| Juerd | dazjorz: Whenever that happens, take a break. |
| LeoNerd | Give me an hour or so to fix up some bugs on FCGI 0.09, and release it, and I'll let you know |
| dazjorz | LeoNerd: this is mind-blazing, I only need to make a script that runs an executable with some arguments, catch the response, and print it as an answer to CGI... |