#perl - Mon 5 Mar 2007 between 15:39 and 15:48



JasonKingHmm, doesn't compile on my Python.
MitchM... your point is mute.
JasonKingHeh :) Me too, although Ruby is a clear winner for consistency and beauty.
actionmerlyn sits on hold to an airline - just like the old days )
merlynsits on hold to an airline - just like the old days )
SpiceManbut still green
fun to play with it for sure though
JasonKingSpiceMan, yeah, that's why I'm still coding in Perl ;)
somianAhh, merlyn, perfect -- good to see you :-)
JasonKingRuby is the nice gleaming laser gun which you still can't get batteries for. Perl is the other 1000 arrows in the quivver.
infidelif i type perl on console i can start entering code on the following line right?
SpiceManyeah
JasonKinginfidel, yep.
rindolfHi all!
infidelJasonKing, how do i get it to execute then return to the prompt?
ST47are classes like modules?
JasonKinginfidel, ^D
rindolfCan you guys please svn checkout http://svn.perl.org/modules/XML-RSS/trunk/ and then do perl Makefile.PL; HARNESS_PERL_SWITCHES="-MDevel::Cover" make test; ?
ST47: classes in Perl 5 are essentially packages.
infidelJasonKing, oh ok eof
rindolfST47: a module may contain one or more packages.
ST47oh
:D
rindolfST47: but packages are orthogonal to modules.
ST47modules are good.
JasonKinginfidel, or __END__<enter> if you like typing ;)
infidel, in case it's ever required, it's ^Z<enter> in the Windows shell.
infidelJasonKing, what about a /n
rindolfperlbot: modules
perlbot"Modules are a collection of reusable perl functions or classes that your perl script can use or require to avoid having to re-invent wheels. Most modules are typically found on CPAN and you can install them by using perl -MCPAN -e shell; and then following the prompts"
maukedon't bother, perl interprets both \cD and \cZ as end-of-file
zghinfidel: three ways aren't enough? maybe you're taking TIMTOWTDI too far
JasonKinginfidel, apart from a forward slash not being the escape character, a \n will just end the line, not the file.
somianrindolf: ack
infidelJasonKing, yeah i'm just trying to make it use /n but i get an error
JasonKing, should that be in ""
Zabahmm
is it possible to make an app with loadable modules in perl?
zghZaba: yes
rindolfsomian: hi.
infidelprint 01101;\n = 577ecc@ecc-laptop:~/perl$

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