| Khisanth | and then there is chomping $genre for no apparent reason |
| threat2 | am I on channel ignore or something? |
| masup | somian and Patterner: but why it happens if /bin/sh is a symbolic link to /bin/bash ? |
| somian | You could try BEGIN { $ENV{SHELL}= '/bin/bash' } .... |
| joep | ofert: thanks. I've found it. |
| somian | I bet that does it. |
| ofer0 | (satisfied customer)++ |
| masup | somian, OK, good suggestion |
| Khisanth | j2daosh: that should just be my $directory = $indir . $genre; |
| somian | Patterner++ # even if he is a bit of twink |
| Patterner | masup: because perl calls /bin/sh and that puts bash in IDon'tDoIt mode |
| ofer0 | threat2, what exactly are you trying to do ? |
| j2daosh | yeah i just wanted to make sure that there wasn't a new line. i know there shouldn't be because i didn't put new lines in but its force of habit at this poiint because i have burned myself alot by that :P |
| ofer0 | threat2, show the structure that you are trying to sort |
| j2daosh | oh yeah i suppose... since i'm doing the foreach it would have it right |
| action | j2daosh needs to work on seeing the /obvious/ problems |
| j2daosh | needs to work on seeing the /obvious/ problems |
| masup | Patterner: well, I wasn't aware of that kind of mode (IDon'tDoIt). I'll try to read further more about it. But thanks for explanation (you and somian) |
| ofer0 | j2daosh, why are you using opendir() instead of glob()? |
| action | j2daosh shrugs |
| j2daosh | shrugs opendir was the first thing that came to mind well actually open was the first thing but windows didn't like that one |
| ofer0 | you are doing lots of stupid stuff. this is Perl, not C code |
| threat2 | ofer0: hmmmm ofer0: hash of a hash |
| ofer0 | threat2, can you show an example of what you're trying to sort ? |
| threat2 | ofer0: not really |
| ofer0 | threat2, then I can't help you, sorry. I don't understand what you're trying to do |
| somian | It didn't work here, did it work, for you, masup ? |
| j2daosh | where can i get some info on how to match a string to an array? |
| ofer0 | j2daosh, perldoc perlretut, perldoc perlre |
| j2daosh | ignore that, worded wrong |
| threat2 | ofer0: my %hash = ("user1" => ("time" => 3232), "user2" => ("time" => 1211)); ofer0: does that make more sense? |
| j2daosh | how do i see if $foo matches any string in @bar |
| ofer0 | threat2, now, what you are trying to sort? 3232, 1211 ? |
| j2daosh | or a doc on that |
| mauke | threat2: no |
| threat2 | ofer0: by time, then by user |
| ofer0 | j2daosh, perldoc perlretut, perldoc perlre |