Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:
is there a way to iterate over the fields of a Class::Struct (in the order
they were declared)?
No. You could store the data used to generate the struct, and then use
it later.
my @struct_data = [
key1 = 'type',
key2 = 'type',
];
struct Name = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
never mind. :-) File::Basename and File::Copy for that matter are
included. It was File::stat that I need to install.
Sorry! :-0
Brian
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From: Brian Volk
Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 11:28 AM
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Subject:
Hi All,
I need to install the module File::Basename I'm using Active Perl and the
ppm to install. I see the module described on the Active State web site
...
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePerl-5.6/lib/File/Basename.html
but I can't find it, to download. I tried searching w/ ppm I
Edward Wijaya wrote:
Thanks so much for your reply Gunnar,
The purpose is as follows.
For example these lines:
AGCAG,AGCCG,AGCCGGGCG,AGCCAGGAG 15.188721875540
AGCGGAGCG,AGCCGAGGG,AGCGGAGGG 16.163408331891
\_/ \_/
@Array1
Well,there are two perl5 in my solairs mechine.
The defualt is perl5,v5.003 and another is perl5,v5.6.1
My question is how can I change the defualt perl5 from v5.003 to v5.6.1?
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On Sat, 07 Aug 2004 17:29:34 +0800
Le Sandy Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well,there are two perl5 in my solairs mechine.
The defualt is perl5,v5.003 and another is perl5,v5.6.1
My question is how can I change the defualt perl5 from v5.003 to v5.6.1?
You will probably find a symbolic link
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Objet : Re: iterate over the fields of a struct?
Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:
is there a way to iterate over the fields of a
I think there is some problem.Because I can not change anything in
/usr/dist.That is the point.The perl5 file and the perl5 profile.So that
I get there ,but can do nothing.
Owen wrote:
On Sat, 07 Aug 2004 17:29:34 +0800
Le Sandy Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well,there are two perl5 in my
Thanks so much for your reply Gunnar.
However there is a bit complication.
I just realize that hash table can only
return the values of unique key.
Please try to execute the code below along
with the attached file, and the target answer below for clarity,
(the current code return the deviated
Edward Wijaya wrote:
I just realize that hash table can only return the values of
unique key.
And the compute_ic() function computes numbers that are not unique,
so they can't be hash keys, I see. You have a new problem.
We don't know much about the bigger picture here. Would possibly an
array of
Sander wrote:
I hope this isn't in violation of forum etiquette, but I am looking for Dan
Using a fake email address so I have to use the list address and bug
everyone to reply might be :)
Muey. He used to post a lot on here and I need to contact him.
I work with him from time to time, nice
I found this code in a script right after the she-bang line:
eval 'exec /usr/bin/perl -T -w -S $0 ${1+$@}'
if 0; # not running under some shell
What is it doing?
Its like its executing itself again, but why?
What the heck is: ${1+$@} ??
Wouldn't the eval never get done because of the if 0; ??
my @AoH = (
{ values = ['AGCAG','AGCCG','AGCCGGGCG','AGCCAGGAG'] },
{ values = ['AGCGGAGCG','AGCCGAGGG','AGCGGAGGG'] },
);
for ( 0..$#AoH ) {
$AoH[$_]-{ic} = compute_ic( @{ $AoH[$_]-{values} } );
}
print Dumper @AoH;
Thanks Gunnar,
I managed to construct the Array of Hashes
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