Hi Kare,

hmmm, $a should be a perl scalar, isn't it?

this:

$c = zeroes sclr($a), 2, 2;

seems to work...


all the best,
bruno
Kåre Edvardsen a écrit :
This one has annoyed me a long time...

Why don't this work???

$a = floor($b(0))  # $b is from a 'rcols' call
$c = zeroes $a, 2, 2;

Here $c turns out to be just [0], and I'd really like to be able to create $c based on the value of $a.

All the best,
Kare

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