| Harzilein | buu: yeah, though it is more like a footer ;) |
| ology | purl, be john galt is <reply>Force and mind \are opposites; morality ends where the gun begins.|<reply>Happiness \is that state of consciousness which proceeds from the achievement of one's values. ENOPURL |
| Khisanth | wrong channel! |
| ology | :) |
| revdiablo | buu: I'm fascinated by the frame of mind that would cause someone to compare source code line counts as a means for comparing software |
| action | amnesiac smacks ology |
| amnesiac | smacks ology |
| Harzilein | buu: the file information get saved along while files are saved and then a catalog ("central directory") is saved at the end |
| action | dec smacks GumbyBRAIN |
| dec | smacks GumbyBRAIN |
| GumbyBRAIN | Gumbybrain gumbybrain gumbybrain. |
| Harzilein | buu: and as i can glance from the Archive::Zip code it just seeks to file locations on demand instead of slurping the whole file |
| mauke | is GumbyBRAIN a pokemon? |
| Harzilein | so what does the fileno function provide and why should the author have ommitted it? |
| uriel | bye guys, and may Glenda bless you all and feel pity for your souls |
| buu | Harzilein: Only if your transport protocol supports arbitrary seeking.. Which I seem to recall HTTP generally doesn't.. |
| Harzilein | buu: Range: buu: and multiple connect buu: in fact, Archive::Zip even checks if the filehandles support seek |
| Meshezabeel | can someone explain in layman terms what the keyword "my" means? i.e. when I create an array when should I use it and when shouldn't I use it? |
| Harzilein | buu: but it doesn't check for fileno until it is too late ;) |
| buu | Do you happen to know if the place you're talking to supports it? Meshezabeel: Always use it. NEXT |
| Harzilein | buu: well, i don't think it even starts to connect, but i'll have a look |
| buu | perlbot coping with scoping |
| perlbot | http://perl.plover.com/FAQs/Namespaces.html and http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/UnixReview/col46.html |
| buu | Meshezabeel: ^^ |
| Meshezabeel | tx buu will take a look |
| Harzilein | buu: ok, i can imagine it could get problems because it likely needs to set the referer-header. but to rule that out i'll upload my own zipfile somewhere |
| zac | Hello |
| killer_ | i noticed you can ... ($foo, $bar) =~ s///; ... but ($artist->{'name'}, $_->[8]) =~ s/[_ -\.]{1,}/-/g; keeps gives me this error.... Useless use of hash element in void context at ./test line 12. |
| mauke | that's not an error, that's a warning |
| buu | killer_: ($foo,$bar) =~s///; does not in fact do what you think it does. deparse: ($foo,$bar) =~ s/foo/bar/; |
| buubot | (($foo, $bar) =~ s/foo/bar/); |
| buu | Bah. |