#perl - Wed 28 Mar 2007 between 03:03 and 04:44



gg_does anyone here know of a good Catalyst tutorial that is a little bit "friendlier" than "Quick and Dirty Catalyst Tutorial" and "Catalyst::Manual::Tutorial" ?
kd_catalyst advent
purl: catalyst advent is svn co http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/examples/CatalystAdvent or http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/DocLinks/AdventCalendar2006 or http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/DocLinks/AdventCalendar
shortenkd_'s url is at http://xrl.us/vhsd
kd_'s url is at http://xrl.us/vhse
gg_kd_, thanks.
kd_start with entry one of 2006
gg_yep, I'm already there.
kd_apologies for the svn nonsense ;)
gg_it's ok :) ... I'll just follow the tutorial and see how it goes
SubStackGumbyBRAIN: Do or do not. There is no spoon.
GumbyBRAINNo it is can do there.
threat2hey
I have a list, what function can I use to see if any element within it matches a vertain regex pattern?
@list =~ /PATTERN/ ?
jonsmith1982try it
threat2I get a scalar error
I guess not
any other functions that could do this?
grep?
infiDING DING DING
threat2I don't want a list as the output, I want a bool :/
PatternerList::Util-Man To The Rescue!
threat2ok
List?
infithreat2: so take a slice.
or actually, an array evaluated in scalar context will give you the behaviour you want.
threat2infi: it will?
I will probably have to think of another pattern to use
I was going to use ^$someScaler$
RexVMOIN
threat2RexV: G'Day
RexVg,day?
infieval: @foo = qw/meow dongs peck/; $honk = grep /dongs/, @foo; $honk
buubotinfi: 1
threat2Good Day
RexVAh ok
;)
infieval: @foo = qw/meow dongs peck/; $honk = grep /splurge/, @foo; $honk
buubotinfi: 0

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