| leshaste | and $_=~/([A-Z]\d\d)\\'/; |
| Ani-_ | snow: print "\U$a"; or use: print uc $a; leshaste: your shell gets in the way |
| leshaste | yes |
| Ani-_ | eval: sprintf("%02X", ord("'")); |
| buubot | Ani-_: 27 |
| leshaste | Ani-_: what to do? |
| Ani-_ | leshaste: use: \x27 or '\'' |
| leshaste | thx! |
| l3u | Hi :-) I have some Perl programs with i18n data. I want to put them on my homepage. What should I add so that one could install them without a package manager? A Makefile? How is this "normally" done? |
| Snow | how to know if a hash contains an arbitrary key $k ? |
| integral | I think Perl6 would be more successful if it was written in Ada. snow: exists($hash{$k}) |
| fmerges | integral, ?? |
| j2daosh | why wont this line match elements from a reference? : if ((@{$line}) !~ /====/){ ... ;}else { ....; }...when i run my script it doesn't do the else() block... the first element in each array is ['=====================',"$Array_Name"], |
| Snow | unless exists($PageVisit{$array[6]}) => syntax error ??? |
| Blwood | j2daosh, you want to check if there's ==== in the first element in a double array ? |
| j2daosh | yeah basically.... i combine all the array's and print them out and i want to separate them in the output file so i can tell which elements came from what array so i added the ['=====', "$array_name"], but it doesn't know to do the else{} and print the separator |
| Snow | unless exists($PageVisit{$array[6]}) why I have a syntax error in this my %PageVisit ; => a HashTable |
| LinuxMafia | all : is there any way to download http://apollo.divshare.com/apollo2/launch.php?f=427931&s=2b5 in perl when i click on it , it is a zip file |
| j2daosh | anyone know how to do what i want? or what i'm trying to do rather |
| integral | fmerges: what? |
| LinuxMafia | j2daosh, just load the page you will find out what i want |
| j2daosh | ? |
| LinuxMafia | j2daosh, i need to download a zip file |
| Blwood | j2daosh, I'm not sure, you want to do something like this : http://rafb.net/p/55AOrl58.html ? |
| j2daosh | linux... i dont know how to help you. I'm trying to afigure out my own problem lol |
| LinuxMafia | j2daosh, oh lol sorry , i though you are making fun of me lol |
| j2daosh | yeah i suppose that is what i'm looking for but alittle more complicated nope, not at all. i'm a big fan of the golden rule :) |
| Blwood | I think you want to access the arrays via their reference ? |
| fmerges | perl6 <- ada :D |