So I tried this using the following code, where %format_conv has an
entry for each type of conversion needed with a list of items:
foreach my $fmtcnv (sort keys %format_conv)
{
my @itemlist= @{$format_conv{$fmtcnv}}; #List of items
print \nFormat conversion: '$fmtcnv'\n\t,
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So I tried this using the following code, where %format_conv has an
entry for each type of conversion needed with a list of items:
[...]
When I run it, the 'defined' part works fine, but I get an error on the
last line:
Can't use string
(I've never quite understood why that's allowed by strict 'refs', but
it is.)
I did think of using a ref to a sub, but just assumed that strict would
flag that too, so I didn't bother trying! Instead, I ended up taking
Martin Owen's suggestion of doing an eval, though that is probably a
less
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recently soeen some folks working ona meebo-like thing in
On 9/11/07, Palit, Nilanjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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It is very bad form to use map as a looping construct.
Can you elaborate why it is a bad form: readability, performance, ...?
Just want to understand the underlying reason. (To me, both the for
map inline forms appear to be the same
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On 9/11/07, Palit, Nilanjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
It is very bad form to use map as a looping construct.
Can you elaborate why it is a bad form: readability, performance, ...?
Just want
