As the lucky winner of the "Badger Book" prize
I just wanted to say:
THANKS FOR THE BOOK!
And I forgot to have Darren autograph it.
;(
Greg London
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Jeremy Muhlich wrote:
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> Well you can't even assign a scalar to an @array to preallocate size,
> the way you can assign to $#array. @array = 8 always creates an array
> with a single element, namely 8. So I am pretty sure you're screwed
> trying to make perl do what you want.
That's what I
Well you can't even assign a scalar to an @array to preallocate size,
the way you can assign to $#array. @array = 8 always creates an array
with a single element, namely 8. So I am pretty sure you're screwed
trying to make perl do what you want. Maybe you couldjust *read* the
scalar value via
it would help to see the code of the actual tied module. a wild guess is
that you have a wierd off by one error. $#foo = 8 is going to create an
array with 9 elements. the $size = @foo is returning the value 10 so you
are off by one there. maybe in your module code you aren't compensating
for the
look, I don't mean to go on a rant here, but...
I want to create a tied array to simplify
using bit vectors.
The array would have the behaviour such that
in scalar context of the array, I would access
a stored integer value. when indexing into the
array, I would access an individual bit into
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