| bin | please ? |
| hobbs | bin: find a programmer and ask them to write your program. |
| bin | sigh, i thought i could get some help here instead of getting pathetic replies such as 'find a programmer .. 'sigh what a world |
| dew | dude the problem is you're demonstrating a massive misunderstanding of how code reuse in perl works and you're likely not getting an answer because nobody really wants to take on the project that would be teaching you how to do it properly |
| hobbs | bin: you were repeatedly given USEFUL answers as to how to solve your problem without breaking perl |
| ramserver | bin |
| hobbs | bin: your answer was BUT I DON'T WANT TO |
| ramserver | www.perl.org has a bunch of cool free books |
| hobbs | bin: in that situation, your only recourse is to find a programmer, because you're not qualified to be one. |
| ramserver | perl for the impatient sounds like gr8 on for you ;) free totally free man |
| bin | sigh why can't i get a reply on this: how to declare a variable GLOBALLY and how to use this variable in function (imported from a file with use lib... ) |
| ramserver | www.perl.org |
| mauke | bin: because you can just read the docs to find out |
| dew | because you're not supposed to do that! |
| bin | i want to do that OK ? |
| dew | no! |
| bin | i don't want to pass the connection variable to every of my 1000 functions you see ? sigh. |
| dew | this is why you're not getting an answer |
| mauke | bin: then read perldoc perl to find out what perldocs you need to read |
| hobbs | bin: if you don't want to do it, then don't. |
| dew | because telling people how to do shit wrong is not something anyone's willing to do! |
| mauke | the list probably includes perlsub and perlmod |
| hobbs | bin: just step away from the computer and stop coding. bin: but it won't get you very far. |
| ramserver | http://www.perl.org/books/library.html |
| f0ster_ | hi, i'm trying ot run this sed command to delete all my file extensions... sed "s/\\*.bsp//g" file > file, where file is originally created from the command ls *.bsp > file, but sed won't execute and says my s command isn't terminated properly. any ideas? |
| hobbs | f0ster_: hi, this is #perl. |
| dew | *.bsp isn't looking much like a regexp to me |
| simcop2387-tv | bin, to declare a script globablly define it in the first/globbl scropt scope* er variable stupid brain sneezes |
| bin | i know .. |
| ramserver | bin check out those books man, totally free |
| f0ster_ | dew: doesn't that match anything that ends with .bsp? |
| simcop2387-tv | bin, then you don't have a problem then? after you declare it there you just use it elsewhere |