| hardeharrHArr | I guess I give clisp a nother try |
| fieserkiller | hi all |
| hardeharrHArr | perl is freaking em out |
| fieserkiller | i've a question: how can i load an other file in perl? like "source filename" in bash or include? |
| Aankhen`` | perldoc -f open |
| buetow | fieserkiller: or take a look at require and look aeh |
| Teratogen | you know, for all that perldoc -f open talks about, it doesn't make clear that the file handle can be a my $variable |
| buetow | require and use |
| fieserkiller | ok i try that, thx |
| hobbs | Teratogen: because 95% of it was written before that was true :) |
| jagerman | Teratogen: "If FILEHANDLE is an undefined scalar variable ..." mentions it quite clearly. |
| Teratogen | if you use a my variable, what actually gets put in it, a reference to a glob? ah jagerman, /me rereads perldoc -f open |
| buu | Teratogen: Yar. |
| tdonahue-laptop | hi all |
| Aankhen`` | I should probably read the full line before answering. o_O I just read up to "load an other file in perl". |
| buu | Aankhen``: Yeah, l2r. |
| Jmax- | i think we've all done that a few times |
| Aankhen`` | buu: But it's HARD and stuff. |
| tdonahue-laptop | is there anyway to redirect a filehandle to STDOUT instead of a file? |
| Jmax- | 27 Mar 16:20:45 ntpdate[9738]: step time server 206.248.172.208 offset 96.646864 sec |
| buu | Aankhen``: Let's go shopping? |
| Jmax- | 96 seconds?!?! how could that have happened |
| buu | tdonahue-laptop: Just open it. |
| Aankhen`` | buu: Yeah! Can we get that cute pink dress I saw the other day? |
| buu | Aankhen``: Sure thing baby. |
| Aankhen`` | :-D Right after I shower. |
| Chris62vw | can I watch? |
| action | Aankhen`` > shower & # stop peeking, you perverts. |
| Aankhen`` | > shower & # stop peeking, you perverts. |
| Chris62vw | damn |
| tdonahue-laptop | buu, if i just do open (CFGOUT); it will print to STDOUT? |
| buu | No.. |
| Jmax- | tdonahue-laptop: why not just print to STDOUT ? why do you need a new filehandle at all? |
| tdonahue-laptop | Jmax-, i don't want to have 2 sets of print statements based on where the output should go if i can avoid it |
| buu | tdonahue-laptop: Learn the magic of 'select' |