MS: > Any ever written a project that will schedule x number of employees > rotating a 4 day (10 hour) work week, allowing that there is always one > person onsite from 5am - 6pm? :)
Try Dr Dobbs Journal - algorithm alley, or any of a thousand Computer Science algorithm sites. The language you do it in doesn't matter but perl should make validation and objects quick and easy compared to most other languages. There might even be some useful modules in PPM or CPAN. > Just wondering... maybe Excel might be better? not really, this is a classical algorithm that is probably well covered in any procedural programming language. It probably works nicely with objects, would make a nice example for undergraduare c++ students :) (not that perl isn't OO, just that universities choose to ignore it) regards, A. _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Admin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
