| Zoffix | Yes, it has "pretend to be IE" mode. http://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=6 |
| rindolf | Maybe that's why I have so many MSIE links. Or many spambots that pretend to be MSIE. Or people who use MSIE in general. MSIE-- perlbot: karma MSIe |
| perlbot | Karma for MSIe: -1 |
| rindolf | perlbot: karma MSIE |
| perlbot | Karma for MSIE: -1 |
| rindolf | MSIE-- perlbot: karma MSIE |
| perlbot | Karma for MSIE: -2 |
| rindolf | MSIE-- perlbot: karma MSIE |
| perlbot | Karma for MSIE: -3 |
| rindolf | perlbot: karma IE |
| perlbot | Karma for IE: -618 |
| rindolf | Heh. |
| Zoffix | :) |
| rindolf | perlbot: karma ofer0 |
| perlbot | Karma for ofer0: 667 |
| kunwon1 | IE-- |
| Zoffix | IE++ # it makes me money :P |
| rindolf | Zoffix: it's again the broken window fallacy. |
| Zoffix | >:) |
| rindolf | I would be much happier in an MSIE-less world, because I could concentrate on writing good content, instead of in compromising on web-desing niceties. |
| encryptio | deparse: length $a == 0 |
| buubot | (length($a) == 0); |
| rindolf | 4 10176 10.70% Spider: MSNBot |
| action | CPAN upload: Perl6-Caller-0.01 by OVID |
| CPAN | upload: Perl6-Caller-0.01 by OVID |
| balor | How do I declare a method in a super class that _must_ be overriden in a subclass? |
| QtPlatypus | balor: You can't. Well you could stick dies in it I guess. Or just document the fact that this method needs to be overiden in subclasses. |
| balor | QtPlatypus: Ok. So if there's no idea of an interface do I _have_ to "use superclass; use subclass1; use subclass2;" in the calling code? QtPlatypus: even if I don't care if I get subclass1 or subclass2 |
| crunge | balor: In perl, drive the concept of "must" out of your mind. |
| infi | balor: we do that with the equivalent of dies (mixed in in a couple of custom error/exception handling classes, as QtPlatypus suggested. |
| balor | thanks all |