> and we pointed it out several times to you before you got it. next time
> i break out the sledgehammer! :)
You did, sorry I missed it.
> use warnings is lexically scoped so you can confine it to just the
> module, file or block. -w sets the global warnings flag. one major
> difference would be
> "p" == pablo writes:
p> Thanks for the responses, I appreciate the help. As pointed out, I was
p> storing comparing one value and printing another. I guess my initial
p> question has been answered:
p> Quote:
p> "Am I missing something obvious, or is there something wrong here?
Thanks for the responses, I appreciate the help. As pointed out, I was
storing comparing one value and printing another. I guess my initial
question has been answered:
Quote:
"Am I missing something obvious, or is there something wrong here?"
My only remaining question is what's the benefit of
On Sep 24, 2009, at 14:31, pa...@compugenic.com wrote:
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 02:16:05PM -0400, Uri Guttman wrote:
"p" == pablo writes:
p> I have a script that tells me the largest file (in bytes) for
each
p> extension. I store the largest size in a hash, keyed by the
extension.
pa...@compugenic.com wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 02:16:05PM -0400, Uri Guttman wrote:
>>> "p" == pablo writes:
>> p> I have a script that tells me the largest file (in bytes) for each
>> p> extension. I store the largest size in a hash, keyed by the extension.
>>
>> p> The numeric
> "p" == pablo writes:
p> Then I tweaked my code as follows:
p> if ( $bytes > ($sizes{$ext}->{largest}||0) ) {
p> print "$bytes is larger than ", $sizes{$ext}->{largest_size} || 0,
"\n";
you missed the important part. fixed a warning like that ignores WHY
there is an undef there
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 02:16:05PM -0400, Uri Guttman wrote:
> > "p" == pablo writes:
>
> p> I have a script that tells me the largest file (in bytes) for each
> p> extension. I store the largest size in a hash, keyed by the extension.
>
> p> The numeric comparison portion is clearly
> "p" == pablo writes:
p> I have a script that tells me the largest file (in bytes) for each
p> extension. I store the largest size in a hash, keyed by the extension.
p> The numeric comparison portion is clearly not working, since it is
returning true every time regardless of the nu
I have a script that tells me the largest file (in bytes) for each
extension. I store the largest size in a hash, keyed by the extension.
The numeric comparison portion is clearly not working, since it is returning
true every time regardless of the numbers being compared. Here's a snippet,
alo
