| Caelum | Aankhen``: debian seems to use multiplicity as a standard feature |
| Khisanth | set PERLLIB before starting cpan |
| Aankhen`` | Caelum: Ah. Apparently I'm missing crt1.o (Running on Debian, just to spell it out. :-) |
| spx2 | Caelum, actually thats what i was searching for http://search.cpan.org/~gaas/libwww-perl-5.805/lib/HTTP/Request/Common.pm , if you would read better ppl's questions you could probably have directed way better than u have,but anyways , mechanize seems a good thing to learn when i have free time,thx |
| Khisanth | Aankhen``: install libc6-dev |
| Aankhen`` | Okay, thank you. |
| Caelum | Aankhen``: you probably want build-essential |
| action | Aankhen`` installs. |
| Aankhen`` | installs. VMWare rocks. |
| Khisanth | that would probably be best for killing all the birds in one shot |
| Aankhen`` | Aye, I'm installing build-essential and it got libc6-dev as well. |
| vortex` | ok in PHP i can prefix a function with @ to supress warnings, whats the equivilent in perl? i have warning off for the script |
| preaction | no warnings |
| vortex` | and not running with -w |
| QtPlatypus | no warnings; |
| vortex` | ok |
| Khisanth | write better code :) |
| vortex` | thanks Khisanth: i didnt write the module im calling :/ |
| Khisanth | then no warnings; isn't going to help ... |
| vortex` | yeah just worked that out |
| action | peanutr nods to vorsprung |
| peanutr | nods to vorsprung |
| Aankhen`` | Oh, installing build-essential fixed my Perl module installation woes. :-D |
| Caelum | how do you view the solutions on codegolf.com? |
| sdlfk | eval $test="blah=noway"; ($a,$b) = split(/=/,$test); print $a,$b !eval |
| Khisanth | eval: |
| sdlfk | eval: hello |
| buubot | sdlfk: hello |
| sdlfk | oh eval: $test="blah=noway"; ($a,$b) = split(/=/,$test); print $a,$b |
| buubot | sdlfk: blahnoway 1 |
| sdlfk | thanks eval: $test="blah=noway"; ($a,$b) = split("=",$test); print $a,$b |
| buubot | sdlfk: blahnoway 1 |
| sdlfk | hrm |
| Khisanth | eval: $test="blah=noway"; ($a,$b) = split("=",$test); [$a,$b] |