| perlmonkey2 | Terminus: that sounds good, but WebGUI is a great way to bootstrap a project as a ton of overhead stuff is already there for you (like user authentication), plus a lot of plug and play components (calendars, file upload widgets, etc). |
| Terminus- | perlmonkey2: sounds nice. =) |
| action | Terminus- still has NIH syndrome |
| Terminus- | still has NIH syndrome |
| perlygatekeeper | VolVE: still got problems? |
| EMPER0R | hey .. have a trouble ... need update all my users of a file when i run the script just update 1.. why not parse all to update? http://pastebin.ca/421292 |
| buubot | The paste 421292 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/2024 |
| metalfan | hi |
| cono | EMPER0R: WHERE UserName IN (' . join (',', map {$dbh->quote($_)} @users). ')' |
| EMPER0R | ehhh!!??? o.O |
| metalfan | whats a common way to parse the output from someprogram (unrar) and feed input to it if something comes back? for example unrar asks if it should overwrite a file? |
| cono | metalfan: open(UNRAR, "$unrarCmd |") ? |
| PerlJam | metalfan: IPC::Open2 or IPC::Open3 (depending on what you really want) |
| Jedai | metalfan: Expect might be useful for some program |
| metalfan | thx, have to read |
| PerlJam | reading++ |
| cono | oh, i see, biderection pipes my bad |
| x86 | http://pastebin.ca/421297 |
| buubot | The paste 421297 has been copied to: http://erxz.com/pb/2025 |
| x86 | this regex works great on a multi-line scalar, but when i try to use it here with an array, it removes all elements within the array any ideas? |
| Randal | "use it with an array"? |
| Terminus- | perlmonkey2: looks good, but i kinda have more complex data processing to do than what i've seen so far on webgui. |
| perlmonkey2 | Terminus: You would definetely have to write your own code in WebGUI. I was just pointing out that it would make a good framework and it has lots of features already implemented. |
| cono | x86: regex process for each line |
| x86 | Randal: s/// for @array; Randal: as opposed to my $big_multiline_scalar =~ s///; |
| cono | x86: join("\n",@array) :) |
| Randal | there's no reason it shouldn't work on one of many elements the same way it works on a single one |
| x86 | cono: heh... that's a novel idea ;) |
| Terminus- | perlmonkey2: okidokie. thanks. |
| cono | x86: i think it's a bad idea :) |
| ks | can i recursively print out all elements of array ? is there built-in function ? |
| Terminus- | ks: why would you want to do that when you can just iterate? |
| ks | Terminus cause i don't know the depth of an array |
| Randal | "recursively"? |