| Jo-W | 3:57 |
| LeoNerd | ^-- a genuine photo I took, completely unmodified :) |
| dazjorz | 15:06 |
| Prof_Vince | not yet in the u.s. |
| Jo-W | 13/3/7 3:57 |
| dazjorz | Lol, LeoNerd :) |
| LeoNerd | (Budapest, Hungary, if anyone wondered) |
| Daveman | Gumbybrain: dazjorz it! |
| GumbyBRAIN | But it is very aggressive. I saw it a while ago but never bothered with it. |
| Prof_Vince | GumbyBRAIN: thou speaketh thruths |
| GumbyBRAIN | Thou beareth false witness. |
| Daveman | :o truthseer! simcop |
| dazjorz | GumbyBRAIN: Daveman it! |
| GumbyBRAIN | What does it like the usual crap ytou get from the interface of <= 0.08, which means it can't find in it. |
| dazjorz | Firefox just crashed for the second time. -_- |
| Daveman | /o/ Gumbybrain: moz-dev it! |
| GumbyBRAIN | It has to work out flashing a 110v lamp (with sine wave) for $x period of time and the coalescence of elments and the within of the collective, it seems to thrive in it. |
| Daveman | err |
| Prof_Vince | GumbyBRAIN: firefail fireflop firefat |
| GumbyBRAIN | Perle, 'he\@domain.com' should read 'he@domain.com', because '' doesn't interpolate. |
| Daveman | that makes a lot of sense -_- |
| hru701 | IsIs there something else I need to do, I am trying to loop each value in my array with: foreach my $names(@names) { ...} if the program just had one value delcared as $value = ' '; it works but having several values that are to start from the beginning doesn't, is there something blatantly wrong? |
| dazjorz | LeoNerd: Seems like it works great! :) Thanks a lot! LeoNerd++ # again! |
| JasonKing | hru701, your question. |
| APNIC | How do I print an entire array? Such as $ENV? (php's print_r() function) |
| cfedde | APNIC: %ENV is a hash, um associative array. |
| ayrnieu | and we don't know 'print_r' does. |
| cfedde | print "$_ $ENV{$_}\n" for (keys %ENV) |
| LeoNerd | You might like to try Data::Dumper ? |
| APNIC | Thank you |
| LeoNerd | Or that does it too |
| cfedde | if the elements of %ENV are simple then that works |
| ayrnieu | perl -e 'print "$_: $ENV{$_}\n" for sort keys %ENV' |
| cfedde | print "\$ENV{$_} = $ENV{$_}\n" for (keys %ENV) |
| LeoNerd | Given as %ENV is magic and tied to the getenv/putenv libc calls anyway, I expect weird things would happen if you put nonstrings in there |