The 2nd Monitor

Duga

00:00

RELOAD!

There are 1504 unanswered questions (94.4035% answered)

Hosch250

@Mat'sMug Hey, I just re-read the chapter, and it mentions Shrek!

Mat's Mug

HA!

Ethan Bierlein

@Hosch250 Huh? That statement seems very out of context to me right now.

Phrancis

Monkevening

Hosch250

@EthanBierlein Go read the Nth Monitor.

Phrancis

00:07

I got to put together some brand new fun hacks in SQL today :D

Hosch250

I'll be building a database over the weekend.

One more chapter, and I build the database, then the next two are on SQL.

Phrancis

Oh nice, what DB engine?

Hosch250

SQL Server.

I'm glad it isn't MySQL.

Phrancis

Good for you, SQL Server is a joy to work with compared to most others

Ethan Bierlein

@Hosch250 Thanks for the info, Shrek.

yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

Hosch250

00:08

@Phrancis The U picked it. The one thing they got right.

This entire class uses MS tech - SQL Server and Visio.

Phrancis

MS has a good tech stack, all things considered. Except VBA ;)

Hosch250

Yep.

Unfortunately, they are completely stuck with that.

Phrancis

Signed a big bucks contract with MS?

Hosch250

@Phrancis No.

Mat's Mug

@Phrancis shhh

Hosch250

00:10

The only MS jobs in town are sales jobs.

I have to take my internship in town.

Like, I could be an Azure technical sales sort of person.

Phrancis

Does your internship have to be MS tech?

Hosch250

@Phrancis Of course not!

I can do anything I please.

I just think it would be fun to work on Office.

Phrancis

Then there's nothing particularly "unfortunate" about it :)

Hosch250

@Phrancis Unfortunate for their maintainers, and us end users...

Supper time, see you later.

Phrancis

Who is "their"?

Hosch250

00:12

MS's.

Jeroen Vannevel

Yeah okay, I love NodeJS. I add a package (npm install --save-dev compression), add a line of code (app.use(compression()); and suddenly my XHR requests go down from 12.7KB and 25.1KB to 1.1KB and 3.1KB.

4

Phrancis

@JeroenVannevel Please type this by itself: "Yeah okay, I love NodeJS."

Jeroen Vannevel

And make it easier to quote me later on when I swear at it?

2

Phrancis

So I can quote you next time you're fussing about JavaScript ;)

Jeroen Vannevel

I'm not falling for that

Phrancis

00:14

Aw

Jeroen Vannevel

I'm on to you

YOU'RE AN OPEN BOOK TO ME

Phrancis

Not an open workbook, I hope; else you might need VBA to read me

Hey general question; is it possible to script with C#? Or make really small, single-purpose programs, alternatively?

Jeroen Vannevel

Yes

Sort of

But no

Phrancis

No to the former but yes to the latter, perhaps?

Jeroen Vannevel

There was a scripting engine in the Roslyn CTP but they removed it in the release version

however

They've put it back in in the nightly Roslyn builds

So the script engine should be available at the next Roslyn release

Phrancis

00:17

The what builds? Who is Roslyn?

Jeroen Vannevel

myget.org/gallery/roslyn-nightly

A nightly build is like.. a developer release that gets updated very frequently

Oh. Roslyn is the new C# compiler platform

Phrancis

That's a weird name for a compiler.

Ethan Bierlein

@Phrancis cough what is

Jeroen Vannevel

I agree. Jacky would've been much better

Ethan Bierlein

I wonder if they'll implement F# for Roslyn

Jeroen Vannevel

00:19

Inserting data through a frequent cron

At least it's getting sexy already

@EthanBierlein I'm not aware of any plans in that direction

Phrancis

So in Java I have made really small programs (single file usually) you can do that with C# too right?

Ethan Bierlein

@JeroenVannevel bah

Jeroen Vannevel

Yeah of course

Ethan Bierlein

@Phrancis Mhm

Jeroen Vannevel

All you need is a class with a Main method

Quill

00:20

does Visual Studio Code support C#?

Phrancis

OK good. My work machine doesn't allow (very easily) for non-MS tech, as I am not on the mobile team

Jeroen Vannevel

"scripting" refers to just a single line of code, like an expression for example

@Quill vannevel.net/2015/05/01/hello-linux

Phrancis

I would have guessed scripting was where you can run code without compiling, like JS or Groovy

Ethan Bierlein

Or Python

Phrancis

(some Groovy)

Or Python yes

Or VBA :D

(I've written a few VBA scripts inside Excel that had nothing to do with Excel, but a convenience rather)

I guess "macros" is the right word, rather than "scripts"

Had to hack at this today:

in Cardshifter TCG, 3 hours ago, by Phrancis

Oh yeah, we also have many dates stored in this garbage format, no idea why... '20150911||||||||||||087-34'

I'm not sure who thought this was a good idea, but somehow SQL is able to store that as a datetime type...

Duga

00:30

Since this is working code, I recommend you post it on Code Review instead of here. — briantist 9 secs ago

Phrancis

Owait no, this was setup as a varchar() column I think on this database only, whereas the field by the same name is a datetime is every other database

Hosch250

@Phrancis Are you going to get the DBA to change it?

I suppose that would break absolutely everything, though.

Phrancis

The data comes from devices in the field :(

(and not necessarily modern devices)

So yes, your assessment that it would break everything is likely correct

I think that^ is the kind of devices the data comes from

Actually, I'm quite certain that it is

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Speed up R code by rewriting embedded loop with apply

Yes I know about apply, but I'm not sure how to write it so that it works for embedded for-loops with if statements and so forth. It gets messy. I am a novice so if you can show me how to properly rewrite the following efficiently it should help a lot. # Subset between start and end with bin c...

r

0

Q: Make pixels unique

I'm writing a program that takes an input image, and generates a set of unique colors, and repaints the image using only those colors. It takes a long time, and I'm hoping to improve the running time. It's on github, if you want more context. This is an example of the output, running from left t...

java performance data-structures

Phrancis

It also gives out clunky name information...

NAMEFIRST | NAMELAST | MI
---------------------------
FRANCIS^A | VEILLEUX | NULL

(hint: middle initial is A)

Guessing the devices don't support a MI field, so they just put that caret then the MI in the NAMEFIRST field

Probably COBOL or some other evil thing

Ethan Bierlein

00:41

black-cobol-magic

Hosch250

Anyone needing a first post?

Ethan Bierlein

yes

Captain Obvious

1

Q: Querying list of servers with PS to report on Scheduled Tasks

I work in a Windows environment where Scheduled Tasks have never been documented or kept up with, leaving us with about 150 servers that have a random smattering of tasks. I am attempting to construct something that will query specific information about these tasks and output them in a pretty for...

windows powershell scheduled-tasks

Hosch250

Yet another first post.

Phrancis

Is PS an extension of the shell, that makes it more... powerful?

Hosch250

00:51

@Phrancis I believe PS is PowerShell.

That is like writing "FizzBuzz with Java to Fizzify Foos"

Phrancis

But shell is a thing, right?

Hosch250

@Phrancis Umm, isn't it an esoteric programming language?

Phrancis

Shell (computing)

In computing, a shell is a user interface for access to an operating system's services. In general, operating system shells use either a command-line interface (CLI) or graphical user interface (GUI), depending on a computer's role and particular operation. The design of a shell is guided by cognitive ergonomics and the goal is to achieve the best workflow possible for the intended tasks; the design can be constricted by the available computing power (for example, of the GPU) or the available amount of graphics memory. The design of a shell is also dictated by the employed computer periphery, such...

Hosch250

OK, thinking of something else.

PowerShell is just Windows version of Shell, I believe.

The extension is .ps, I know.

Phrancis

Oh, looks like you're right

Windows PowerShell

Windows PowerShell is a task automation and configuration management framework from Microsoft, consisting of a command-line shell and associated scripting language built on the .NET Framework. PowerShell provides full access to COM and WMI, enabling administrators to perform administrative tasks on both local and remote Windows systems as well as WS-Management and CIM enabling management of remote Linux systems and network devices. In PowerShell, administrative tasks are generally performed by cmdlets (pronounced command-lets), which are specialized .NET classes implementing a particular operation...

For some values of right, anyways

Looks like there's more to PS than just command line stuff

Hosch250

00:55

@Phrancis The command line is something totally different.

Phrancis

The more you know, the more you ~~Kohl's~~ code.

Hosch250

Oh, did I tell you I followed you on LinkedIn?

Phrancis

Did you? I'll check it, I almost never do

Hosch250

I'll probably connect with you, if you don't mind, after I finish my database class.

Ethan Bierlein

ugh. IRC chat is so unstyled and hard to read compared to SE chat.

Hosch250

00:57

@EthanBierlein IRC?

Ethan Bierlein

internet relay chat

webchat.freenode.net

Enter a channel name starting with #

Quill

@EthanBierlein cough you can userscript the browser renderings of it

or even write your own irc client

Ethan Bierlein

lol I know

Phrancis

@Hosch250 Yeah, I thought I read you sent an invite so I was confused when I didn't see it.

Don't used LinkedIn much

@EthanBierlein IRC is multiplayer notepad.

Hosch250

@Phrancis Or single-player FizzBuzz.

We should set up a room where we take turns entering fizzbuzz values.

Phrancis

01:03

_*1

Hosch250

First person to make a mistake loses.

Quill

base64 it @Phrancis

~~much~~ better, maybe

Phrancis

Time to close some tabs

I see a few of you Python guys are on... do you know if there's a better way to search than this?

for user in collection.find({'roles': {'$regex': 'Game|game'}}):
    print user

(PyMongo, data is JSON)

Hosch250

I'm sure there is.

That looks most un-Pythonic.

Phrancis

Well, it's regex ;p

Ethan Bierlein

01:07

@Hosch250 Really? Not really.

Hosch250

I'm pretty sure you don't need that loop.

Unless I'm thinking of list comprehensions or something.

Phrancis

Seen this in a tutorial, but might not work with mongo

m = re.search("(vi.*)", value)
if m:
    # This is reached.
    print("search:", m.group(1))

Ethan Bierlein

You can't print values with list comprehensions.

Hosch250

@EthanBierlein I know.

Phrancis

I'm more worried about the search than the print, really

Hosch250

01:09

Yeah, that looks good.

I love familial fights.

Ethan Bierlein

I sense a backstory app-roaching

Captain Obvious

0

Q: C++ Linked Lists and Pointer to Pointers

First post but I have been a lurker for some time now :) First, I am attempting to execute this skeleton code in Visual Studio 2015 and it should work as is according to my teacher so I am not sure what else could be wrong client side that may be causing that. The specific error is actually in t...

c++ beginner linked-list pointers visual-studio

Hosch250

@EthanBierlein No, no other information forthcoming.

Quill

that's unfortunate @Hosch250

Hosch250

I can't really, it isn't my fight.

Quill

01:11

are you planning to move out once you finish studying?

Ethan Bierlein

@Hosch250 Ah

sehe

@Vogel612 trwtf was why replace the word with "group1" instead of "gender"

Hosch250

@Quill I can't wait.

Just don't tell my family that.

Ethan Bierlein

Oh wow, there must be some fight going on in The Renderfarm

someone called someone a "[----]"

This flag handling thing is uncommon, but sometimes interesting.

Hosch250

@EthanBierlein If it isn't appropriate there, it isn't appropriate here.

Ethan Bierlein

01:13

there

Phrancis

I've seen worse 4-letter words, but in the end they're usually not appropriate

Except for brainfuck and wtf-is-this-shit

Hosch250

@Phrancis It was spelled wrong.

It should have been 5 letters.

Phrancis

I noticed that :)

Ethan Bierlein

@Hosch250 No, that's the way the flagged message was spelled.

Hosch250

I know, I saw it.

The OP spelled it wrong.

There is usually an "e" at the end.

Ethan Bierlein

01:19

Well, whatever.

I'm done with this.

Movin' on.

Hosch250

</pedant>

Ethan Bierlein

Okay... Wathever

Phrancis

The lack of a non-regex find() with PyMongo is unsettling

Can you do regex in Python that's not case-sensitive?

Ethan Bierlein

I don't think so

You could always just do [a-zA-Z]+

Zak

Owwwww. My arm is starting to register pain again.

Ethan Bierlein

01:26

What happened?

SirPython

@Phrancis docs.python.org/2/library/re.html#re.IGNORECASE

Captain Obvious

1

Q: Fastest C++ code to get common prefix length

In a C++ program, I have the following function to find the length of the longest common prefix between to char arrays a and b. String b is guaranteed to be shorter than string a. Is there a faster char array comparison code than this one (for example with some library function)? I wish to optim...

c++

Zak

Ouch

Phrancis

This is slightly better...

for user in collection.find({'userName': re.compile('S', re.IGNORECASE)}):
    print user

Thanks @SirPython :)

Hosch250

@EthanBierlein You're lucky.

Mat's Mug

01:34

in other news, looks like SO is doing like us and using punny titles in burninate-request posts

14

Q: Is it time for [static] to be moved?

I realized today that my next tag badge is [static]: I'll soon be an expert! Choice morsels from the tag excerpt: Static is a term used in some programming languages to define a function or data storage area (field) that is not bound to any specific object instance. Other usage of th...

discussion burninate-request

Phrancis

@Mat'sMug The more, the merrier!

Hosch250

@EthanBierlein Yup.

Phrancis

Could you guys create a room like "Battle wounds" or "Real Life Injuries"?

5

Mat's Mug

Or "Is it time for [static] to be discharged?" — Euro Micelli yesterday

Zak

@Phrancis Sorry :)

I need to go to bed anyway

I'll see you guys tomorrow

or Monday

Mat's Mug

01:36

'night!

Ethan Bierlein

Horrific Injuries

Talk about your horrible injuries here. Once a week we will wi...

SirPython

See you.

Jeroen Vannevel

How about we don't.

Ethan Bierlein

oh

Hosch250

Let's see, was that my 16th birthday? I don't remember.

Phrancis

01:40

→ 67 messages moved to Horrific Injuries

Mat's Mug

@Phrancis ah, I was almost done! thanks anyway :)

SirPython

@Phrancis Thank you.

Phrancis

NP

→ 7 messages moved to Horrific Injuries

You do that

for user in collection.find({'userName': re.compile('S', re.IGNORECASE)}):
    print user

Hosch250

for user in collection.find({'userName': re.compile('S', re.IGNORECASE)}):
    if not user.has_posted_gory_anecdote():
        print user.shame()

Phrancis

Anyways, I'm not yet decided which string finding syntax is least worst :\

Zak

01:44

Right, 'nite people

Hosch250

@Zak Night

More first posts.

Phrancis

for user in collection.find({'roles': re.compile('game', re.IGNORECASE)}):
    print user

Maybe it's not so bad

I wonder how deep in JSON you can get before it starts fussing, like if instead of roles which is a node with an array of string, ...

Mat's Mug

@Phrancis I'd assign the result of collection.find to some local, and iterate that instead.

Phrancis

Anyone have a JSON multiple nodes deep I could try?

Mat's Mug

crickets

Ethan Bierlein

01:50

Okay

Phrancis

Fine, I'll make one ;p

Ethan Bierlein

I've set a event for the 20th

For 20 minutes.

Every 7 days.

Until 2020

Phrancis

Just delete it dude

Ethan Bierlein

nah

Phrancis

(your message not the room)

Ethan Bierlein

01:53

Thanks

Doorknob

no problem!

SirPython

Hi @Doorknob!

Mat's Mug

@EthanBierlein I'd suggest you leave it at that ;-)

Doorknob

@SirPython o/

Phrancis

UGH, broken

Mat's Mug

01:55

hey @Doorknob, how did you dismiss the flag without getting Ethan banned? (I couldn't find the button!)

Phrancis

Hi @Doorknob!

Doorknob

@Mat'sMug It's kinda hidden—it's the little (x) in the bottom left corner.

Mat's Mug

dang

don't play with ~~fire~~ flags

Doorknob

@EthanBierlein Mod flags get broadcast to every single diamond on the entire chat.SE network; probably not a good idea ;)

Ethan Bierlein

nope

Doorknob

01:56

@Phrancis hi!

Ethan Bierlein

I see you've figured it out @Mat'sMug. ;-)

Hosch250

What got flagged?

Mat's Mug

lol

Hosch250

Something about the other room?

I wasn't here for a bit.

Mat's Mug

just a[nother] link to the horrific injuries room.

Hosch250

02:00

Why was that flagged?

Ethan Bierlein

It was noise.

So I flagged it.

Hosch250

Oh.

Ethan Bierlein

And @Phrancis recommended that I get rid of it.

Hosch250

You flagged your own message?

Ethan Bierlein

yeah

Mat's Mug

02:01

@EthanBierlein wait, you flagged... oh gawd

Hosch250

Why not just delete?

Ethan Bierlein

it was too late

Doorknob

There's a 5-minute cap on that

Mat's Mug

next time, just ping me

Ethan Bierlein

@Doorknob 2-minute

Doorknob

02:01

^^ yeah that's a better idea

Mat's Mug

(or any other mod)

Doorknob

@EthanBierlein Oh, really? Thought it was longer...

Phrancis

1

A: Find deep children in MongoDB

What you could use here is aggregation framework. You will find lots of nice examples on aggregation framework in MongoDB docs - Aggregation What you could be interested in in particular would be $unwind pipeline operator which peels off the elements of an array individually, and returns a stream...

OMG^

Mat's Mug

@Doorknob signs you've been a mod for too long! ;-)

Jeroen Vannevel

Someone call the police

There's a guy looking for children here

Mat's Mug

02:02

...

Phrancis

What definition of looking does that fit in? (also, why are you in a SE chatroom?)

Or did I miss an inside joke again?

Ethan Bierlein

Is there any easy way to find the first message I posted in here?

Jeroen Vannevel

yes

Ethan Bierlein

show me master Jeroen

Jeroen Vannevel

or not

Phrancis

02:11

Anyone spot an error? PEP is not complaining, just getting null return

for node in collection.find({"one": {"two": {"three": {"four": {"five": re.compile("five", re.IGNORECASE)}}}}}):
    print node

Ethan Bierlein

@JeroenVannevel noo

Phrancis

manyNodesDeep = {
    "one": {
        "two": {
            "three": {
                "four": {
                    "five": "five"
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
collection.insert(manyNodesDeep)

Jeroen Vannevel

looks fine

Phrancis

I thought the same thing

Jeroen Vannevel

are you sure it isn't inserted?

collection.find()

Ethan Bierlein

02:14

I think I found it

May 1 at 2:53, by Ethan Bierlein

@sᴉɔuɐɹɥԀ Well hello there! :)

Phrancis

    collection.insert(phrancis)
    collection.insert(zomis)
    collection.insert(manyNodesDeep)

    collection.find()

    # returns null
    # for node in collection.find({"five": re.compile("five", re.IGNORECASE)}):
    #     print node
    #
    # for node in collection.find({"one": {"two": {"three": {"four": {"five": re.compile("five", re.IGNORECASE)}}}}}):
    #     print node

    for user in collection.find({"userName": "Zomis"}):
        print "userName \"Zomis\": {}".format(user)

That^ works fine :\

Also, collection.find() is null

Jeroen Vannevel

eh? It shouldn't afaik

Ethan Bierlein

@Phrancis cough None

Legato

Network question for anyone who can answer...is there a way to distinguish if a user's public IP is IPv4 or IPv6?

Jeroen Vannevel

Are these all synchronous calls? No callback shizzle or anything?

Phrancis

02:16

null, None, who's counting :)

Ethan Bierlein

I am

Jeroen Vannevel

@Legato parse it as one and see if it fails?

What context are we talking about?

Ethan Bierlein

So far I've seen nil, Nil, NULL, null, None, and Null

Jeroen Vannevel

You can just look at the packet headers if you have those

Legato

@JeroenVannevel Maybe I did it horribly, but the whole thing is under a try fail already.

I realized that ipv4 only works if their public ip is ipv4, and same thing for ipv6. My idea was to try ipv4 and if that fails try ipv6, perhaps I just formatted it wrong, but it still only works for whichever I try first in that case.

Context is creating a socket.

Jeroen Vannevel

02:19

TryParse/Error/Catch/TryParse the other/ seems like a solid option then, yes

if it doesn't work, it's an implementation detail

the idea should be fine

language?

Legato

Java.

I'll try some more.

Jeroen Vannevel

INetAddress.getHostByIp() or something like that

Phrancis

# returns the expected object as part of the set with all objects
for node in collection.find():
    print node
# returns null
for node in collection.find({"five": re.compile("five", re.IGNORECASE)}):
    print node
# returns null
for node in collection.find({"one": {"two": {"three": {"four": {"five": re.compile("five", re.IGNORECASE)}}}}}):
    print node
# returns the expected object
for node in collection.find({"one": {"two": {"three": {"four": {"five": "five"}}}}}):
    print node

Anyone got a clue^?

Jeroen Vannevel

docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/…

Captain Obvious

-1

Q: Optimizing my python code?

I picked up python again, and I am proud with what I have without using if/elif statements throughout the whole thing. I have modified this couple of times, since I kept asking how could I make it better or more organized. My biggest complaint is using the if/elif at the bottom, for some reason w...

python

Jeroen Vannevel

02:22

Afterwards, use if(address instanceOf INet4Address) , do a cast, or cast it to INet6Address

docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/Inet6Address.html / docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/Inet4Address.html

Legato

I thought of something like that but I thought host would only return the computer it's on rather than the router gateway?

Perhaps I'm mistaken! I'll try it.
Thank you.

Jeroen Vannevel

Oh, I don't think you can view it from that direction

your local computer has no idea of the IP address known from the router

There's this though:

46

Q: Getting the 'external' IP address in Java

I'm not too sure how to go about getting the external IP address of the machine as a computer outside of a network would see it. My following IPAddress class only gets the local IP address of the machine. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. public class IPAddress { private InetAddress th...

java networking network-programming ip-address external

Legato

Excellent!

Captain Obvious

02:39

0

Q: trying to understand this function encryption(message)

This is a function that will encrypt a given sentence into International Morse Code, both the input and out puts will be strings. Characters are separated by a single space. Words are separated by a triple space. For example, "HELLO WORLD" should return -> ".... . .-.. .-.. --- .-- --- .-. .-.. -...

javascript

Phrancis

OK, this is really weird

for node in collection.find({"one": {"two": {"three": {"four": {"five": re.compile("five", re.IGNORECASE)}}}}}):
    if node:
        print "regex: {}".format(node)
    else:
        print "no luck"

Nothing... not a peep

Mat's Mug

@CaptainObvious CR Trivia: what's the correct close reason to use in this case?

Legato

This is so odd.

Ethan Bierlein

@Mat'sMug Not OP's code?

Legato

WhichSite.SE seems like it really should be a thing.

Mat's Mug

02:43

@EthanBierlein yup. hi @Jamal!

Ethan Bierlein

Yay!

Do I get free CRandies!

Legato

I want to ask "why" something, is it fitting for SO?

Mat's Mug

@EthanBierlein CRispy CRescents and CRanberry CRumble

Ethan Bierlein

mmm

Phrancis

@Legato Maybe

If it can be reproduced, probably

I'm about to post this nonsense to SO and see what I might be missing

I just need to explain it to a rubber duck first.

3

Duga

02:58

This is better suited to the code review section. — Rasclatt 34 secs ago

Phrancis

The rubber duck agrees this makes no sense.

Legato

0

Q: Browser shows IPv6, but query returns IPv4 why?

A bit of context: For study/practice, I'm working on a network application and I noticed that the socket only correctly opens if I provide an IPv4 address to people whose public IP is IPv4 and IPv6 for those whose public IP is IPv6. I thought to select filter the right one by using something ki...

java sockets networking ipv6 ipv4

Hopefully, I get some insight.

Captain Obvious

03:13

0

Q: Sanitising contact form input for PHPMailer

I would like some opinions on this this function for sanitising user submitted data into a contact form. No HTML content or anything, just plain text. Are there any vulnerabilities here that I'm missing? Am I ok to use the flag: FILTER_FLAG_NO_ENCODE_QUOTES on the subject line? Not sure if quote...

php email

Mat's Mug

@CaptainObvious HAI!

s/opinions/insight

Phrancis

0

Q: PyMongo query with regex returns nothing despite if: elif: else

For some odd reason, I have a Mongo query that returns literally nothing (blank line with no data) despite using what seems like a condition that could not possibly be escaped. To reproduce (assuming you have PyMongo installed): import pymongo import re manyNodesDeep = { "one": { "t...

regex python-2.7 pymongo

Mat's Mug

Welcome to Code Review! Feel free to edit and add the not-so-basic PHP, too ;-) — Mat's Mug ♦ 20 secs ago

Mat's Mug

03:33

// Omitted for clarity. - Unlike Stack Overflow, there's no need to omit anything on this site. In fact, the more code, the better the context; it's common to paste the code straight from the IDE. How messy/distracting is the // send email... part? Perhaps that part belongs in its own function? Or does it? Who knows! -- By skipping code, you skip review opportunities ;-) — Mat's Mug ♦ 3 mins ago

Hosch250

03:56

@Jamal I didn't get your email til just now. My email client has been acting up some. I did add you and endorsed some of your skills.

Phrancis

"W.T.F." stackoverflow.com/questions/32534816/…

Mat's Mug

wat

Phrancis

ikr...

It works, that's the crazy thing

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Mat's Mug

I just posted a mini-answer in... php

Ethan Bierlein

link?

Horrific Injuries

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