#perl - Tue 1 May 2007 between 08:27 and 08:44



f00li5hxand: well, i can't lick myself with the same sort of range as cats
oMishf00li5h, pretzel boy can
f00li5h, if you train hard, you can increase the licking range
granted, even cat has regions where it can't lick
f00li5hoMish: this is true
oMishthe back of its head, for example
so , you see, there is not difference between cats and people
f00li5hi can't lick the back of my head either
oMishsee ?
you are same as cats
actionf00li5h purrs =^_^=
f00li5hpurrs =^_^=
oMishf00li5h, do you want to be my domestic cat ?
actionf00li5h is an alley cat, doing the rounds
f00li5his an alley cat, doing the rounds
oMishGumbyBRAIN, are cats people ?
GumbyBRAINlots of people in the my () list at the cats.
f00li5hGumbyBRAIN: my( @kitties ) =@_@=
GumbyBRAINKnowing my luck could change.
f00li5heval: q =^_^=
buubotf00li5h: ^_^
oMishGumbyBRAIN, killy killy on the floor
GumbyBRAINBeen holdin on to the floor.
oMishGumbyBRAIN, kitty kitty on the floor
puffHm, how do you print to the apach elog?
f00li5hpuff: write to STDOUT (if you're being run as CGI)
puff: warn will do it
or you could use a real logging solution
Ani-_Logging? You don't need logging!
dondelelcarosomething like CGI::Alert is pretty nifty
f00li5hAni-_ also makes a good point
just let it run, and see what happens
christofplease is it possible to do $a = split(/=/)[1] instead of $tmp = split(/=/) and $a = @tmp[1]?
f00li5hchristof: sure
just stick brackets arround the split
$a = (split '=')[1]
#don't use $a, $b or packages A and B
christoff00li5h: it was for the exemple here
f00li5h: ok thx I m trying
f00li5hchristof: i figured, but just to be sure
christof: you can subscript any list if you stick parens arround it
eval: (qw/foo bar/)[1]

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