Hello,
I' m using a hash with quite long strings (scalars) used for its keys and
values.
I'm wondering how the size of these strings used (for keys and values) and
the number of elements in the hash affect the hash performance and memory
consumption.
Are there any suggestions about hashes rega
Hello all...
I have strings like the following one:
my $s="The Library of Library of ..."
(that is remove 'unterminated' html tags - tags that open but there is no
'>' at the end, and add "..." if necessary)
By using the following:
$s=~s/<(?!.*?>)//;
I only get a removal of the non-matching '<'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Gray) wrote in
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>> I have strings like the following one:
>> my $s="The Library of >
>> I want to truncate the string, to become
>> "The Library of ..."
>> (that is remove 'unterminat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Gray) wrote in
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>> >> I have strings like the following one:
>> >> my $s="The Library of > >>
>> >> I want to truncate the string, to become
>> >> "The Library of ..."
>> >> (that is
of $food keys/values inside each function
instead of putting them all on top of the file?
Another related question: I have these subs inside a module. Assume that
I use the first way (#1). Since I 'use' this module in an other perl
file, will all the $food hash stay in memory as long as the other perl
file is running?
Thank you,
GFoo
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