I want to nest a for loop in a for loop in a while loop, and I can't even get
just the first nesting to work yet. Here is the relevant part of my scripting.
open(XYZ,$ARGV[0]ready.xyz);
#while (XYZ) {
#chomp($_);
for ($z = 0, $z = $#sortedstart, $z++) {
for ($i = $sortedstart[$z], $i
MMH == Mark M Huntress mar...@bgsu.edu writes:
MMH I want to nest a for loop in a for loop in a while loop, and I
MMH can't even get just the first nesting to work yet. Here is the
MMH relevant part of my scripting.
MMH open(XYZ,$ARGV[0]ready.xyz);
don't use @ARGV stuff like that
On 10-12-20 07:04 PM, Mark M Huntress wrote:
open(XYZ,$ARGV[0]ready.xyz);
The three argument open is preferred and always check your opens for errors.
my $file = $ARGV[0]ready.xyz;
open my $xyz_fh, '', $file or die could not open $file: $!\n;
#while (XYZ) {
#chomp($_);
while(
On 21/12/2010 00:04, Mark M Huntress wrote:
I want to nest a for loop in a for loop in a while loop, and I can't
even get just the first nesting to work yet. Here is the relevant
part of my scripting.
open(XYZ,$ARGV[0]ready.xyz);
#while (XYZ) {
#chomp($_);
for ($z = 0, $z= $#sortedstart,
Mark M Huntress wrote:
I want to nest a for loop in a for loop in a while loop, and I can't
even get just the first nesting to work yet. Here is the relevant part
of my scripting.
open(XYZ,$ARGV[0]ready.xyz);
Better as:
open XYZ, '', $ARGV[0]ready.xyz
or die Cannot open
