Wow! Thanks Bernardo. The technique you proposed is the most eye-opening
use of Perl I have seen in a long while. I woke in the middle of the night
and searched through all my Perl books. None mention this: not Algorithms
with Perl, or Advanced perl, or Object Oriented Perl. (I do not own the
Howdy,
As a follow up to the perl debugging session from last month, I wanted
to let everyone know that the latest and greatest from EPIC now sees
the breakpoints correctly. If you were there, you'll remember that
setting breakpoints in modules didn't seem to work--the breakpoint
only
On Friday 10 July 2009 06:01:27 Steve Tolkin wrote:
Wow! Thanks Bernardo. The technique you proposed is the most eye-opening
use of Perl I have seen in a long while. I woke in the middle of the night
and searched through all my Perl books. None mention this: not Algorithms
with Perl, or
On Thu, Jul 09, 2009 at 07:03:20PM -0400, Bernardo Rechea wrote:
For reference, the brute force algorithm:
Brute force
T: foreach my $targetWord (@targetWords) {
foreach my $searchWord (@searchWords) {
if ($targetWord =~ /^$searchWord/) {
push @foundWords,
