Christian Stalp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
> I need a Tipp how I can create a linked ring-list in Perl. I
> know well that arrays in Perl are already realized as linked
> list, but what I need is a ring-list. Means that at the last
> element owns a reference to the first
On 9/20/06, Christian Stalp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need a Tipp how I can create a linked ring-list in Perl. I know well
that arrays in Perl are already realized as linked list, but what I need
is a ring-list. Means that at the last element owns a reference to the
first element.
Wh
Hello out there,
I need a Tipp how I can create a linked ring-list in Perl. I know well
that arrays in Perl are already realized as linked list, but what I need
is a ring-list. Means that at the last element owns a reference to the
first element.
Has anybody an idea how to make it
Hello again,
I still have some questions concerning the linked list.
The problem now is, that I try to access the head-pointer of the list after I
left the loop in which the list were made.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
use constant NEXT => 0;
use constant
Hello again,
I still have some questions concerning the linked list.
The problem now is, that I try to access the head-pointer of the list after I
left the loop in which the list were made.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
use constant NEXT => 0;
use constant
Christian Stalp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
> Does anybody has any experience with making liked lists in perl.
Perl's arrays are really linked lists - check out the
built-in function splice().
HTH,
Thomas
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Christian Stalp wrote:
> Does anybody has any experience with making liked lists in perl.
> There is an example in "Mastering Alogrithms in Perl" by Orwant,
> Hietaniemi and Macdonald. But this works does'nt work:
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
>
> use warnings;
> use strict;
>
> use constant NEXT => 0;
>
Does anybody has any experience with making liked lists in perl.
There is an example in "Mastering Alogrithms in Perl" by Orwant, Hietaniemi
and Macdonald. But this works does'nt work:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use constant NEXT => 0;
use constant VALU => 1;
my ( $list, $tail )
Hi
Please asssist.
I have construct a few Linklist subroutines see attached
file.
I want to move these subroutines in to a package
Queue::LList
1) Queue must be a subdirectory containing file LList.pm
2) Want to create package and test it using the test calls
in attached file.
3) Need to
--- Chuck Morford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think I read somewhere that when I store a Reference in an Array it
> gets converted to a String and can no longer be used as a
> Reference...Is that right?
opps -- I misread this in my initial answer.
Using a reference in a string context will co
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Chuck Morford wrote:
> And about Pascal's Record Type. Is there anything equivalent in Perl
> without getting into OOP?
Linked lists are really not necessary in Perl since you can do cool things
with lists that you can't do in Pascal or C. However, I think for what
you are
n array or linked list (depending on how much time I
wanted to spend
coding) of pointers to dynamically allocated records...Then I could use the array or
list to
traverse lists of objects (things, not OOP) in the game world, and read their
properties and so
forth by dereferencing the pointers...
H
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