Tony said:No problems Punkin.
 
To all who have had posts taken down from the last couple of pages in this thread, it was due to all the abuse against moderators and moderation decisions, and one completely pointless posts containing abusive language.
 
I'm not going to PM you all but if you would like to talk about it please PM me.
 
If tougher moderation is what people want........ trust me i could have let loose with the warning points and suspensions then but i didnt.
 
Like i said...... if abuse continues it wont end in a pretty way!
 
And I apologist for my use of the word depraved. I will retract it to just "bored"
 
relax and have a home brew folks, this crap is not what AHB is about.
 
Cheers
To paraphrase:bum said:Anyone know Perl?
I'm having a bastard of a time trying to parse dates from multiple RSS feeds (i.e. various formats because hardly anyone uses the spec).
I'm trying DateTime but without a known pattern I'm a bit boned.
my wife has an ipad I bought her bday as shes a amc user. I recon apple and ipad is made for womwn. Aftrr all it has pad in the name :flamesuit:Tony said:Ahhhhh hahahahahah
You have an apple
HAHAHAHAhahahahahaha
I've been doing it wrong. I still do it manually.seamad said:Thought cm2 used the little known app, autopissed.
I recon thats a great app idea. Like gansta translator website.seamad said:Thought cm2 used the little known app, autopissed.
Come on dude.. perl is the swiss army chainsaw of the internet.WarmBeer said:To paraphrase:
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think
“I know, I'll use Perl.” Now they have two problems.
Sorry, dude, System.DateTime.Parse() always works for me, but I don't work with the Internet's duct tape.
using link above it turns that post into belowcitymorgue2 said:Not needed. U pricks can read my **** posts by now.
Yeah, I've been looking at CPAN and stuff but the issue is that this is for uni - I can only use the modules built into the the version of Perl we have on our server (5.4, If I remember correctly). Gotta roll my own parser. Well, I don't have to - some of the more lightweight parsers are available but we've been encouraged to do as much of it with regex as we can. I've built a fairly robust RSS reader with regex only so far but this date issue is a problem I just can't seem to get around.Airgead said:Come on dude.. perl is the swiss army chainsaw of the internet.
Bum - You could have a look on google code or one of those other code snippet sites. Sure to be some rss parsers around.
If you can't find anything, I can dig up the source I have for podget which is an open source perl based rss parser. I did some playing around with the code a few years ago and could probably pull out the date/time stuff for you. Or you could grab it off sourceforge. i think it's still active.
Stealing from one source is plagiarism. Stealing from many is research...bum said:Yeah, I've been looking at CPAN and stuff but the issue is that this is for uni