| Yaakov | What are "techeneeks"? I assume you mean "techniques". |
| action | QtPlatypus has pathologically bad spelling "I beg your forgiveness and appologize for the inconvience" |
| QtPlatypus | has pathologically bad spelling "I beg your forgiveness and appologize for the inconvience" |
| Yaakov | "inconvenience" Oh, and "apologize" |
| Jmax | wheeee |
| Yaakov | Ook. Oook. |
| stuuf | Ook? |
| Yaakov | Ook! |
| stuuf | Ook. Ook! |
| pkrumins | Ook! |
| stuuf | GumbyBRAIN: were you programmed by an orangutan? he died? |
| GumbyBRAIN | You should be an event by them. |
| action | Monie -sleep- |
| Monie | -sleep- |
| zOrK | how can I convert strings into unique words? |
| maasha | sup |
| Yaakov | Define "strings" and "unique words". And, probably, use a hash. |
| maasha | i am experimenting with a command line prompt using perl. how can i connect a command history to the up and down arrows ? |
| buu | Term::ReadLine |
| maasha | buu ok, but how does it work (principle) ? |
| buu | Uh You press the up arrow. It gets history. |
| Yaakov | Term::ReadLine is a module that interfaces to various readline packages. It accesses the history functions of the readline package. |
| maasha | but how does the key press of the arrow get recognized? |
| buu | Computers. |
| Yaakov | Term::ReadLine handles the input and the readline package handles the history functions. maasha: If you want to re-implement history, read this: http://search.cpan.org/~jstowe/TermReadKey-2.30/ReadKey.pm |
| anabain | Yaakov, beginning with this: map "\\emph{$_}", ("Peta Zeta","Meta") can I populate a hash containing as keys values of the array and as values \emph{Peta_Zeta} and \emph{Meta}, that is adding a further modification to the map returned values (replacing spaces by _)? |
| zOrK | Anybody knows how can I separate an string into words?, separte them through \n |
| QtPlatypus | zOrK: split split with the correct regex is most likely the best way. THough it depends on what you define as words |
| anabain | Yaakov, what do you think? |
| snollox | I am having some issues with CPAN. It doesn't seem to want to install anything. For some reason, it downloads, but doesn't install. All I need to do is make Package::Name, right> |
| QtPlatypus | snollox: What error do you get? |
| Yaakov | anabain: It is too late for me to understand your question. Ask tomorrow if it is still relevant. |
| snollox | QtPlatypus, well, it will ask me if I want to install a dependency, I say yes, and I do, but then when I try to install the package that I want, it says the dependency isn't installed |
| anabain | ok, thanks anyway, good night |
| QtPlatypus | And if you try to install that dependency? |