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* Chris Devers cdevers at pobox.com [2003-08-22 11:38]:
(Can ZODB [Zope Object DataBase] even work outside of Zope?)
Absolultely. For example, take a look at Chandler, at
www.osafoundation.org, an open source PIM that uses the ZODB as a
backend.
* Shevek shevek at anarres.org [2003-08-15 12:39]:
The effective halfway house, which does produce a good but fast
sandbox, is to parse the thing properly, generate a parse tree, then
emit guaranteed clean Perl code from the parse tree, and eval that.
This is how the Template Toolkit does it
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* Ian Malpass ian at indecorous.com [2003-07-17 08:43]:
Only it seems that I can't use variables in the regexp of a RewriteCond.
Any ideas on how I can do this? Or am I stuck adding users into the
.htaccess as and when they arrive? It's not a big
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* Dominic Mitchell dom at semantico.com [2003-07-15 16:37]:
On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 11:40:15 -0400, darren chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take the incoming INSERT statements and proxy them to the Oracle
database. A variation on DBD::Proxy
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* Dave Cross dave at dave.org.uk [2003-07-15 08:37]:
So what we're looking for is an application that can sit between the
VB app and the Oracle database, translating the ODBC/SQL Server calls
to Oracle API calls. It needs to look like an SQL Server
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* Darren Chamberlain darren at boston.com [2003-07-15 11:34]:
* Dave Cross dave at dave.org.uk [2003-07-15 08:37]:
So what we're looking for is an application that can sit between the
VB app and the Oracle database, translating the ODBC/SQL
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* Luis Campos de Carvalho lechamps at terra.com.br [2003-07-07 14:59]:
Andy Wardley wrote:
Toby Corkindale wrote:
I'm not convinced Perl is the best language to implement such things.
Why not? Performance concerns or something else?
That's
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* Leon Brocard acme at astray.com [2003-07-03 12:22]:
Andy Wardley sent the following bits through the ether:
Prolly see some of you at the airport... or on a bus... or sharing a
taxi... or in the bar... or in the orange paint shop...
It'll be
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* TSchutzerWeissmann at uk.imshealth.com [2003-04-03 10:10]:
I'd like to pipe text in (either with just linebreaks, or dos-style
carriage return + linebreak's) and get out word-wrapped lines of not
more than 80 characters prefixed with .
use
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* TSchutzerWeissmann at uk.imshealth.com [2003-04-03 10:49]:
Whichever of Text::Wrap and Text::Autoformat is the smallest, I guess.
In fact since this is all happening to clipboard data I can use
Win32::Clipboard and dispense with the stdin part.
* Simon Wistow simon at thegestalt.org [2003-03-27 20:34]:
Write a NNTP plugin for Siesta. Posting mail to Usenet would be easy.
Attached. (The preferences stuff isn't in there, though it's obvious
where to put it.)
(darren)
--
All journalists have a novel in them, which is where it belongs.
* Richard Clamp richardc at unixbeard.net [2003-03-28 16:25]:
On Fri, Mar 28, 2003 at 11:35:31AM -0500, darren chamberlain wrote:
* Simon Wistow simon at thegestalt.org [2003-03-27 20:34]:
Write a NNTP plugin for Siesta. Posting mail to Usenet would be
easy.
Attached
* Toby|Wintrmute tjc at wintrmute.net [2003-03-27 10:40]:
On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 03:34:01PM +, Roger Burton West wrote:
So write one with an interface usable over NNTP?
You've lost me there. Why?
Because all the problems associated with message board software
(threading, redistribution
* Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003-03-27 13:29]:
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Toby|Wintrmute wrote:
I need to setup a message board / forum thing, and I want something
that runs on Perl/DBI(::Pg) or Perl/Pg .. (or just a simple
dirs+textfiles backend)
I haven't heard of it being applied
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* Phil Pereira freeserver at wintellect.co.uk [2003-03-21 15:20]:
The default output of my Perl scripts is to the screen, however, what
I want to do is change the output colour of the text as often /
necessary as I require.
So - what command???
* Jon Reades jreades at fulcrumanalytics.com [2003-03-18 12:15]:
Does anyone have suggestions for where/how I could obtain this
information?
It's not bash, but it will work:
perl -MSys::Hostname -MSocket -e 'print inet_ntoa inet_aton hostname'
(darren)
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Whatever is done for love is
* Rhys Hopkins rhysh at aerotech-eu.net [2003-03-07 12:00]:
In my reference book (Perl XML by Ray McIntosh) it clearly states
that one can use object methods as handlers to avoid this global
variable scenario. However, the book and the XML::Parser manpage fail
to give specific examples as to
* Andy Williams (IMAP HILLWAY) andy.williams at hillway.com [2003-03-06 09:05]:
I've got a text file that contains a whole load of TT tags.
What I need to do is get all of these tags into an array.
[-- snip --]
I have read the file into a scalar variable (hey, I can so the easy
bit :), but
* Andy Williams (IMAP HILLWAY) andy.williams at hillway.com [2003-03-06 10:12]:
Actually went for a combination of all the above so as not to offend
anyone
:)
my @array = map { $_ =~ m/\[\%\s+(\S+)\s+\%\]/g } $copy;
Which seems to work.
...Until you do something like:
[% IF foo;
* Mark Fowler mark at twoshortplanks.com [2003-02-28 06:49]:
I tend to use this style, maily because it allows me to write comments
next to each of the things I'm shifting off:
sub add
{
my $left = shift; # this/self
my $right = shift; # the other obeject
my $rev = shift; #
* David Cantrell david at cantrell.org.uk [2003-02-28 13:27]:
Better would be to have the procmail recipe that fires off spamc first
check that spamd is running and start it if necessary, methinks.
Urgh, shell programming is nasty enough at the best of times, but mix
it with procmail and
* Chris Devers cdevers at boston.com [2003-02-28 13:05]:
Hence, something like:
while (1) {
# code here
sleep;
}
Or more idiomatic equivalent.
Uh...
$ perldoc -f sleep
sleep EXPR
sleep Causes the script to sleep for EXPR seconds, or
* Toby|Wintrmute tjc at wintrmute.net [2003-02-20 12:17]:
Just looking for advice - what is the best way to insert accent
characters when you don't have a european keyboard? (ie. assuming i'm
just using vim with a standard US or UK keyboard)
Try:
help digraphs
(darren)
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My one regret
* Simon Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-12-13 08:53]:
What unix command can I use that will take it's input and write it out
to a file.
tee.
$result = open SENDMAIL, | tee myfile | $command;
(darren)
--
How is it possible to find meaning in a finite world, given my waist
and shirt size?
* Simon Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-12-12 15:02]:
Seems to work on the test cases I can think of and it should be
portable too. Not sure if the die is too harsh, maybe it should return
undef.
My File::Spec version (I wrote this about a year ago, and it seems to
work acceptably) looks like:
* Gabor Szabo [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-12-10 06:43]:
Then of course we found out that we have machines with older glibc
that won't run our compiled perl. Upgrading linux is out of question,
these have to have the old glibc.
What is your suggestion ?
Have you considered creating a build
* Adam Spiers [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-10-09 17:47]:
Simon Wistow ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Some examples. You want to remove the duplicates from a list. I
always use :
@nodups = keys %{{ map { $_ = 1 } @dups }};
IIRC the cookbook one is:
@nodups = grep ! $h{$_}++, @dups;
I use
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