On Apr 10, 9:03 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gunnar Hjalmarsson) wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] into the middle of @players without removing any elements
> > from @players.
>
> > so i've done the following...
>
> > #!/usr/bin/perl -w
>
> > # extracting elements using splice
>
> > @players = ("ryno", "fukudome", "grace", "banks", "santo",
> > "soto", "marmol", "sori", "bigZ", "pie");
> > @dump = splice(@players, 0,2, "theriot", "sosa");
> > print "The original array is @players\n";
> > print "The players dumped after the splice are: @dump.\n";
> > print "The spliced array is now @players.\n";
>
> > ...but I'm not sure I'm doing the splice correct, because the first
> > line prints all the players including the ones stated in @dump. should
> > i be using negative offset or length?
>
> Your post is confusing. Please state both the exact output you get and
> the expected output.
>
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> Gunnar Hjalmarsson
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So basically, I was trying to figure out how could you splice @dump
into the middle of @players without removing any elements of @players,
but I finally figured it out last night, I just couldn't find the
original post to let every one know.
my code....
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# extracting elements using splice
@players = ("ryno", "fukudome", "grace", "banks", "santo",
"soto", "marmol", "sori", "bigZ", "pie");
print "The original array is @players\n";
@dump = splice(@players, 4,0, "theriot", "sosa");
print "The players dumped after the splice are: @dump.\n";
print "The spliced array is now @players.\n";
$ ./splice.pl
The original array is ryno fukudome grace banks santo soto marmol sori
bigZ pie
The players dumped after the splice are: .
The spliced array is now ryno fukudome grace banks theriot sosa santo
soto marmol sori bigZ pie.
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