At 11:24 PM +0200 10/29/11, Sime Ramov wrote:
* Shlomi Fish [2011-10-29T19:03+0200]:
Since you're not interested in the output of the pkg_add command,
you should do:
system("pkg_add", $_);
Actually, I am. I want to be able to interface with the program. E.g. if
there are multiple flavors
> http://perldoc.perl.org/Term/ReadLine.html
http://perldoc.perl.org/Term/ReadLine.html#Additional-supported-functions
Try $terminal->ornaments(0); -- it works for me in this context:
my $terminal = Term::ReadLine->new('pw7');
$terminal->ornaments(0);
my $r = $terminal->readline; # no underline
* Shlomi Fish [2011-10-29T19:03+0200]:
> Since you're not interested in the output of the pkg_add command, you should
> do:
>
> system("pkg_add", $_);
Actually, I am. I want to be able to interface with the program. E.g. if
there are multiple flavors for some package, `pkg_add` might prompt me
w
×Hello Sime,
On Sat, 29 Oct 2011 18:25:57 +0200
Sime Ramov wrote:
> Nothing to get excited about as this is just a beginning of my first
> Perl script. Intention is to pipe it from some web accessible location
> to perl upon first boot.
>
> I have difficulties with 'perlism' as I tend to only w
Nothing to get excited about as this is just a beginning of my first
Perl script. Intention is to pipe it from some web accessible location
to perl upon first boot.
I have difficulties with 'perlism' as I tend to only write small trivial
shell scripts.
More specifically, the following line:
Hi,
I have (another) question about resetting the ornaments on a
Term::Readline instance. I can't seem to get the syntax correct on
how to accomplish this. Basically I want to get rid of the underline
in the terminal prompt; I am configuring the new terminal like this
"my $terminal = Term::ReadL
Two comments:
02000 is 1024 in base 8; the leading 0 indicates octal much as leading 0x
indicates hex.
$a & $b returns the number with bits in common, so we expect 1024 & 1024 to
equal 1024 (or 02000 & 02755, the latter being a realistic file mode; note
these are in octal). This will be true in b
HI, All,
I am banging my head against the wall on an issue that I think would
be pretty simple; I'm trying to determine whether or not the current
running script has the SetGUID file mode set on it and it is proving
much more challenging than I had originally anticipated. I am using
OSX version 1
