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[18:51] hi folks – i need to use the ‘theirs’ strategy for merge

[18:51] which i don’t have

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[18:52] so I assume the way to get it is to get the newest version of git

[18:52] true?

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[18:52] herdrick: describe the strategy you want, and what you’re typing to try to get it, so we know you’re barking up the right tree

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[18:54] shruggar: well, i want to be able to ‘roll back’ to an older version of code

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[18:54] without losing the intervening history

[18:54] asaik that’s the way to do it

[18:55] according to jmah: on this channel, and I believe him

[18:55] (him / her)

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[18:57] anyway, is it safe to install the OS X .dmg installer atop my existing install of git?

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[18:51] amazingly bad variables names

[18:51] missing warnings/strict

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[18:51] no error checks

[18:51] Is there any way to bypass this limitation: http://scsys.co.uk:8002/131888

[18:51] amazingly bad code also but again who cares

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[18:52] if you add chomp $line where it is commented (i.e. if you uncomment it), it will print a 00

[18:52] as the first byte in the output file

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[18:54] Hi everybody, I have a really shitt low-level question but I haven’t been able to find the answer from google and/or perldoc. Does perlc create a file when you try to open/write to it? For example: open(LOG, «>>/tmp/stuff.txt») or die $!; this doesn’t create/open LOG nor dies it error out.

[18:54] shitty*

[18:54] could it be because i change the length of the string in the loop in which i use it for a regex?

[18:54] is there a win32 equivalent for ‘getppid’?

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[18:54] sorry for horrible spelling ><

[18:55] Resisty: what does the code do? dtrace|ktrace|strace it.

[18:55] http://paste.scsys.co.uk/131889 <---- appears to be running without error hopefully this will give me the desired output sometime the string i search will not be on the same line as the date line Botje thank you for your patience and good luck on your paper writing

[18:55] Resisty: don’t use 2-arg open, don’t use bareword filehandles

[18:55] thrig: one sec, lemme check those

[18:55] Resisty: the documentation for open tells you when it creat

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