| buu | buubot: quote stargate |
| snl20 | buu: you are my satan! |
| buubot | Colonel Jonathan "Jack" O'Neil: I'm here in case you succeed. |
| buu | What is 34 anyway? |
| nanonyme | hehe |
| buu | eval: chr(34) |
| buubot | buu: " |
| buu | Ohh. |
| nanonyme | buu: gonna fix that? :) |
| snl20 | buu: fix it fix it fix it! |
| rindolf | Hi nanonyme |
| nanonyme | hi :) what's up? |
| rindolf | nanonyme: I'm fine. nanonyme: wrote a summary for my XML::RSS grant and it got published on the TPF blog. nanonyme: http://news.perl-foundation.org/2007/05/xmlrss_cleanup_grant_completed.html |
| action | CPAN upload: mogilefs-server-2.15 by BRADFITZ |
| CPAN | upload: mogilefs-server-2.15 by BRADFITZ |
| rindolf | nanonyme: and worked and released http://www.shlomifish.org/humour/TheEnemy/The-Enemy-English-rev4.html |
| nanonyme | cool |
| rindolf | nanonyme: :-) nanonyme: what's up with you? |
| nanonyme | nothing much, just noticed that for some weird reason audacious requires nls flag set in gentoo if you want sid support. been giving me quite some grief :) |
| rindolf | nanonyme: that's Greek to me. |
| nanonyme | nls is native language support sid is commodore 64 music module format i know they don't sound related but apparently audacious music player compile fails with sid without nls :D |
| hobbs | obviously libsidplay wants it |
| nanonyme | more like the module that handles libsidplay but yeah |
| hobbs | dfa_: what's your problem? |
| nanonyme | likely means libsidplay uses it too |
| Hmmhesays | geebus this kernel is taking a long time to compile |
| zOrK | Deep recursion on subroutine "main::update" at indexer.pl line 109. -> what can I do with that? I'm doing a cruzed subroutine call to make it recursive |
| hobbs | zOrK: fix your bug, probably, unless you're _intentionally_ calling yourself 100-times deep. |
| action | CPAN upload: JSON-Any-1.05 by CTHOM |
| CPAN | upload: JSON-Any-1.05 by CTHOM |
| Treehunter | Question for the people here in Perl, I'm using Tk and I've created a bunch of frames, they are empty but colored, so I can see them and they are all in perfect order, then what happens is I have a function put labels in thoughs frames and when I do so they appear to be resized, but when i resize them to there origonal state, nothing happens and if I resize the labels they become to big. Any ideas |
| KSURi | ur frames sizes automatically to fit ur labels |
| integral | Just talk in english. |
| Treehunter | hrm well if i resize the frames after the fact it does nothing, so I have to resize the label, but somehow not oversize it |
| KSURi | try to use smaller font for labels |