Gilles wrote:
Hi,
I would like to create a matrix 9x9 where the elements are list (array).
(like a cube)
These lists will decrease during processing and will normally contain one
element, so to know if a list is definitely treated I need a flag.
So 2 solutions seems to be good, but which one
Hi,
I just got another idea witch consist to use a continuous array for lines
and columns (that is the first element of the second line is at index 9).
This array contains always 2 possibilities: array with special value for
flag or hash with 2 keys
Another idea ?
Thanks
Gilles
On Nov 3, Gilles said:
These lists will decrease during processing and will normally contain one
element, so to know if a list is definitely treated I need a flag.
Why? You can find the size of an array like so:
$size = @array;
In the case of an array reference, it's merely
$size = @{
Hi,
I would like to create a matrix 9x9 where the elements are list (array).
(like a cube)
These lists will decrease during processing and will normally contain one
element, so to know if a list is definitely treated I need a flag.
So 2 solutions seems to be good, but which one do you think wil
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 05:36:36 -0300, ianfp wrote:
> i want to know how kind of structure this code generates and how can i
> print it..
>
> @toks = grep { $_->[0] !~ /^(and|with|has|wants|options|here)$/i } @toks;
> local ($poll, $user, $i);
Use the Data::Dumper module. Add this at the end o
i want to know how kind of structure this code generates and how can i
print it..
@toks = grep { $_->[0] !~ /^(and|with|has|wants|options|here)$/i } @toks;
local ($poll, $user, $i);
for($i=0; $i<@toks; $i++) {
local $t = $toks[$i];
# Server options
if ($t->[0] eq 'po
