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Fri Nov 20 17:43:08 2009 [imud_code] Cratylus@Dead Souls Dev: ls -i to see if the inode changed 
Fri Nov 20 17:43:10 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Its got a -c argument for bytes 
Fri Nov 20 17:43:26 2009 [imud_code] Cratylus@Dead Souls Dev: if it didnt change inode, then yer good for your scary file 
Fri Nov 20 17:43:48 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Meh. I said in place because I didn't want to wait. I'm going to be quicker waiting for the copy than mucking around testing :-) 
Fri Nov 20 17:44:06 2009 [imud_code] Cratylus@Dead Souls Dev: k 
Fri Nov 20 17:44:14 2009 [imud_code] Detah@Dead Souls Dev: bajillion is bigger the bazillion, right? I always get those two mixed up. 
Fri Nov 20 17:45:05 2009 [imud_code] Cratylus@Dead Souls Dev: a bazillion is a bajillion zillion, so no 
Fri Nov 20 17:45:23 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Metric or imperial bazillion? 
Fri Nov 20 17:45:49 2009 [imud_code] Andrew@Nanvaent: perl has 'truncate' if you don't have enough disk space for creating the intermediate file 
Fri Nov 20 17:46:13 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Ah... mappping to the syscall? 
Fri Nov 20 17:46:30 2009 [imud_code] Andrew@Nanvaent nods. 
Fri Nov 20 17:47:01 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Thanks. That was what I needed. 
Fri Nov 20 17:49:29 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Hmm. Interestingly not as quick as I'd expected. 
Fri Nov 20 17:49:59 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Yay! 
Sun Nov 22 04:45:55 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Whats a good way to silence the warning in: eval return 1?2:({}) 
Sun Nov 22 04:46:14 2009 [imud_code] Kalinash@Fire and Ice: what warning? 
Sun Nov 22 04:46:25 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Types in ?: don't match 
Sun Nov 22 04:46:54 2009 [imud_code] Kalinash@Fire and Ice: eval return (mixed) 1 ? (mixed) 2 : (mixed) ({}); 
Sun Nov 22 04:46:59 2009 [imud_code] Kalinash@Fire and Ice: perhaps? 
Sun Nov 22 04:47:16 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: (I know they don't match, I'm (ab)using  it as an if statement because I can't write statements in closures) 
Sun Nov 22 04:47:34 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Verbose, but it'll do, thanks :-) 
Sun Nov 22 04:47:53 2009 [imud_code] Kalinash@Fire and Ice: usually the only way to get around type warnings is to cast 
Sun Nov 22 04:48:07 2009 [imud_code] Kalinash@Fire and Ice: or do what the compiler wants ;) 
Sun Nov 22 04:48:22 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Its a silly warning. :-) 
Sun Nov 22 04:49:06 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: If its all in a mixed context (so ?: can return any type) then it should just shut up and get on... uhhh... compiling 
Sun Nov 22 04:50:45 2009 [imud_code] Kalinash@Fire and Ice: STRICT_TYPES :) 
Sun Nov 22 05:40:33 2009 [imud_code] Yeik@Rock the Halo: strict_types rock 
Sun Nov 22 05:43:16 2009 [imud_code] Ideysus@ShadowMUDii: Boo. 
Sun Nov 22 15:42:31 2009 [imud_code] Mar@Starship: hello? 
Sun Nov 22 15:42:34 2009 [imud_code] Cratylus@Dead Souls Dev: hai 
Sun Nov 22 15:42:43 2009 [imud_code] Mar@Starship: hello? 
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