"Haimov, Eugene" wrote:
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> P.S. Like I said in the original post, after failing to use sort(),
> I used my own algorithm to generate the dependency, so the task
> is kind of complete. I was just wondering whether there is still a
> way to use sort() for this.
I guess you'd have to call yo
"Haimov, Eugene" wrote:
>
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>
> To give you more insight, here is the original task:
>
> There is an HTML page with a lot of textboxes (hundreds!). The textboxes
> contain numbers, and when the user changes these numbers - the numbers in
> other textboxes are supposed to change by some calculat
"Haimov, Eugene" wrote:
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> While on the topic of sorts, I would like to throw
> in another challenge that I had faced recently, killed
> a day trying to use sort() to do that, are "resorted"
> to a regular home-grown solution.
> Maybe you can point to what I was doing wrong...
>
> The task:
> I
ebudihar wrote:
>
> Dear all,
> I am sorry bugging you guys again.
> I got a perl file and data file. When I tried to run it through IE, it does
> not display the contents of the data file instead of it open the perl script
> file itself in notepad.
> Please help me how I can read my data file by
"King, Jason G" wrote:
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> Alan writes..
>
> >"Kenneth Jideofor [ MTN - Ikoyi ]" wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi folks,
> >>
> >> I have two files, FILE1 and FILE2. Each of the two files is an array
> >> of numbers. I want to check for the occurrence of each element of
> >> FILE1 in FILE2. In other words, FI
"Kenneth Jideofor [ MTN - Ikoyi ]" wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I have two files, FILE1 and FILE2. Each of the two files is an array of
> numbers. I want to check for the occurrence of each element of FILE1 in
> FILE2. In other words, FILE2 is checked for the occurrence of each of the
> elements in
Mohammed Khatib wrote:
>
> Hi Gurus,
>
> I developed an XML to Folio flat file converter some time ago which we use
> once a week here, and I would like to enhance the speed of the program.
>
> The program does a lot of work, but it can take up to 3 hours to process a
> 5mb XML file, i.e. conver
Philip Morley wrote:
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> Is there a better way of getting the first line from a file than this, if
> so how:
>
> open (FILE, "somefile.txt");
> my $Counter = 1;
> while ()
> {
> chomp;
> if ($Counter == 1)
> {
> $Line1 = $_;
> }
> $Counter++;
> }
>
> This method will read the entir
