On Wed, 1 Aug 2007, amiribarksdale wrote:
> If you don't have the time to do that, could you perhaps point me somewhere
> where I can read about this sort of algorithm?
Btw, these pieces of documentation that I keep referring to as "man"
are things that come with Perl. On a Unix machine they can be accessed by
typing eg. "man perl" at the prompt. I don't know how they're accessed from
Windows, but they'll be there somewhere.
The Unix man pages are traditionally cryptic; Perl breaks with this
tradition by having readable man pages. I first learned Perl by going through
the man pages and reading the first 10 or so in the list. At the time, this
is the stuff that's now listed under "Reference Manual" on the "man perl"
page. I don't necessarily recommend doing things that way, but I certainly
found that achieveable.
:)
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