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> Subject: Re: Reading Code
> 25/06/01
> 15:52
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> This wouldnt, by chance, be your homework now would it?
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
perldoc perlvar
will tell you almost everything you need to know about the punctuation
type variables. For example @_ is
@_ Within a subroutine the array @_ contains the
parameters passed to that subroutine. See the
perlsub manpage.
On 25 Jun 2001 16
OK. Ignore all the lines starting with a # sign. They are commented out. If
you don't know what that means, stop reading now and learn some basic
programming...
local(@acc_fields) = @_;
create an array called acc_fields which exists only within the subroutine
called accum_cycle_count. Populate t
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Subject: Re: Reading Code
At 15:59 25.06.2001 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Can anyone tell me how to read this bit of code in english ?
Basically it takes an array, checks certain values and returns an error if
it doesn't like the value. If it likes all the values that it checks, it
returns the return value of yet
This wouldnt, by chance, be your homework now would it?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to read this bit of code in english ?
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> > sub accum_cycle_count
> > {
> > # @acc_fields are:
> > #0 - Cycle Counting Order
> > #1 - Warehouse
> > #2 - Loca
