Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

> don't want to use second array (they are can be very big). After print I > don't need @array anymore. > Erm... if you really don't need the array anymore, why don't you just deflate it by splicing on itself? @array = splice (@array, N, 100); Peter -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

> But this operation means copying an array? Even at return the result > from function. > And if the array and/or length are very big, it will take a long time > and CPU usage. > Or I am wrong? > The gurus will correct me, but as far as I understand we do a splice on the initial array, take 10

Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

Am Donnerstag, 7. April 2005 14.54 schrieb Vladimir D Belousov: > Hallo, all! Hi Wim has already presented the solution for your problem; [...] > I do this: > $#array = $N+100; > print_array($array[$N]); this should be print $array->[$N] because you have to dereference the arrayref first

Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

On Apr 7, 2005 8:54 AM, Vladimir D Belousov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hallo, all! > > I have a function which prints array: > > sub print_array { > my $array_ref = shift; > for(@$array_ref){ > print "$_\n"; > } > } > > And I have a big array, for example named @array. > I want to p

Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

John Doe wrote: Am Donnerstag, 7. April 2005 14.54 schrieb Vladimir D Belousov: Hallo, all! Hi Wim has already presented the solution for your problem; [...] I do this: $#array = $N+100; print_array($array[$N]); this should be print $array->[$N] I see, but $array here is unde

Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

I'm sorry, as I can see I have explained incorrectly a problem. In main() function I have an array (not the array reference). But function print_array() takes a reference to a part of array. I want to give to print_array() function a reference to a part of array. Array and that part of array may b

RE: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

Vladimir D Belousov wrote: : I want to give to print_array() function a reference to a part of : array. Array and that part of array may be very big and I wish to : avoid excessive copying of data. Therefore I don't want use splice : function. #!/usr/bin/perl use stric

Re: How can I take subarray without second array (drop other elements)?

Am Donnerstag, 7. April 2005 16.33 schrieb Vladimir D Belousov: > John Doe wrote: > >Am Donnerstag, 7. April 2005 14.54 schrieb Vladimir D Belousov: [...] > >>I do this: > >>$#array = $N+100; > >>print_array($array[$N]); > > > >this should be > > > > print $array->[$N] > > I see, but $array here