#perl - Sat 3 Mar 2007 between 15:22 and 15:28



Jmax-besides some bloated linux distribution like ubuntu
pasteling"punter" at 91.140.5.147 pasted "Serious question: Shouldn't this program NOT print "done" ?" (7 lines, 65B) at http://sial.org/pbot/23273
rindolfJmax-: well, it ships as part of most Linux distributions?
Jmax-not debian or gentoo
rindolfJmax-: maybe by "built-in" they mean usable.
punterPlease see the code pasted above: shouldn't this program NOT print "done"?
Jmax-pasteling: it shouldn't compile
at all
er punter
rindolfJmax-: that you can install it and it will work.
punterJmax-: but it DOES...
Jmax-rindolf: oh, that's not the correct usage of that word
punterJmax-: I've got debian stable, what could be wrong there?
rindolfJmax-: $a is a built-in variable.
Jmax-yeah, that's right
rindolfpunter: $a and $b are built-in global variables.
Jmax-$a and $b are special
punterahaaaaaa, ok thanks so much :-) thx
rindolfpunter: they are used by perldoc -f sort
Jmax-yep
punteryes yes, i know sort
thanks :-) bye
rindolfHmmm... my Safari bookmarks don't show the section number I've placed them on.
Jmax-:)
rindolf(satisfied customer)++ # punter
somian(satisfied customer)++ # punter
Ooops
(satisfied customer)-- # punter
thrigOSX ships with rsync, other *BSD do not
actionsomian definitely agrees that "built-in" is the wrong term.
somiandefinitely agrees that "built-in" is the wrong term.
thrig"readily available, either preinstalled or via a package system" is a bit more wordy
rindolfsomian: why did you -- the satisfied customer?
somianread again, rindolf
rindolfsomian: ah, because you didn't want it to be increased twice?
somianOf course!
rindolfsomian: are you back?
somianBack to what?
rindolfFunny thing is that I bought the paperback books, and I'm only getting a coupon for reading them on Safari for 45 days.
somianActually I have to go feed my squirrel
rindolfsomian: back on IRC.

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