On 18 Feb 2005 at 16:12, Ken Gillett wrote:
That's very much what I had in mind, but I couldn't figure how to
automatically set up which remainders go to which HD. I want just the
ratio to be specified and everything else to be calculated. However, I
think I can see how to do that now.
On 17 Feb 2005 at 11:27, Ken Gillett wrote:
Initially the storage requirements are 2:1, so simply dividing the
name by 3 would (I think) work, i.e. if the name is exactly divisible
by 3 or not could determine in which location to place it. But if I
need to change that to e.g. 3:2 it's not so
Now that I have the earlier snippet working (and thank you to all who
helped), I am working on shuffling my array. Basically, the array is
a list of names in the order they will receive a job assignment.
Every third week, I want to shuffle the order. I have tested the
basics of shuffling the
On 13 Jan 2005 at 7:58, JupiterHost.Net wrote:
open (CONTROL1, test.cont);
always always test to see if it opened or not: (and don't use double
quotes when nothgin is beinf interpolated so Perl doesn't have to
check it to see if somethign needs interpolated)
open CONTROL1, 'test.cont'
I am just learning Perl, and am having a problem with something which
seems like it should be so easy. Still . . . . I have read through a
couple of books, including _Beginning Perl_ and _Picking Up Perl_, to
no avail.
I am trying to read a file, then assign some information within a
script.
