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Cameron,
I'm not sure if this is the problem, but, shouldn't the:
$id[q]
of this line: if ($id[$q_index] == $id[q]) {
read:
$id[$q] instead?
John
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From: Cameron Dorey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List
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Sent: Friday, March 08,
I don't know if it helps to resolve anything, but writing the literal
constant:
167772160
in the form:
16777216.0E1;
i.e., in scientific notation, and thus forcing it into floating point mode,
yields the correct results:
#
my $base = 167772160; # no
Hi,
I would like to know how to sort an array of hashes based on one of the
values from one of it's keys.
Specifially, I have a structure like this:
my @A_of_H;
my $i = 0;
some looping mechanism starts here which populates $file, $size and $date:
$A_of_H[$i]{'FILE'} = $file;
