Flavio,
could you do me a favor? Could you send me your
myConfig.pm file?
I suppose that MakeMaker doesn't produce the right
file because I have configured the myConfig.pm file
wrong.
So, I need to check this.
I have ActivePerl 5.6.x on Windows 2000 SP4 as well as
cygwin (with perl 5.8 that
Flavio wrote:
> >
> > note: this won't "bound" an unbounded recurrence immediately.
> > This means that as_list() and iterate() are disabled.
> >
> > This kind of intersection could be implemented in Set::Infinite as a
> > low-level method.
Reinhold May wrote:
> I'm not quite sure if I understa
To Flavio,
> > Using the not-yet-available grep:
> >
> > my $new_set = $spanset->set_grep(
> > sub { $_[0]->intersects( $span ) }
> > );
> >
>
> note: this won't "bound" an unbounded recurrence immediately.
> This means that as_list() and iterate() are disabled.
>
> This kind of intersec
Reinhold May wrote:
>
> > Using the not-yet-available grep:
> >
> > my $new_set = $spanset->set_grep(
> > sub { $_[0]->intersects( $span ) }
> > );
>
> If I understand that right, set_grep won't work for unbounded
> sets. As that operation would be needed to bound an unbounded
> s
> Using the not-yet-available grep:
>
> my $new_set = $spanset->set_grep(
> sub { $_[0]->intersects( $span ) }
> );
If I understand that right, set_grep won't work for unbounded
sets. As that operation would be needed to bound an unbounded
set, it's no real use to me, or do I miss
Flavio S. Glock wrote:
>
> Reinhold May wrote:
> >
> > This is probably mainly going to Flavio:
> >
> > I've tried a different approach to solving my problem described
> > in earlier posts and this time I have the following issue:
> >
> >If I do an intersection (whether with iterator->next(
Reinhold May wrote:
>
> This is probably mainly going to Flavio:
>
> I've tried a different approach to solving my problem described
> in earlier posts and this time I have the following issue:
>
>If I do an intersection (whether with iterator->next($span)
> or $spanset->intersection($spa
On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 02:57:57AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This will not work. In infinite sets, the 'iterate'
> subroutine is _stored_ into the object - it is not
> executed immediately.
In retrospect, that makes sense. Then all I think you should do is
pick a different name, as you su
This is probably mainly going to Flavio:
I've tried a different approach to solving my problem described
in earlier posts and this time I have the following issue:
If I do an intersection (whether with iterator->next($span)
or $spanset->intersection($span) or even
$spanset->as_list($span)),
