#perl - Fri 20 Apr 2007 between 02:58 and 12:43



srjamesI've found some, but i don't know if some are better than others.. I have very very basic perl knowledge, and was looking for a really thourough tutorial, something with projects and the like that i could work on to build upon my knowledge.

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Woops.
silisrjames:
perlbot: tutorial
godzirracfedde: thanks, I appreciate it.
cfeddeI get exactly what you get.
hum....
godzirradarnit.\
am I calling it wrong somehow?
cfeddeyrlnry: comment on godzirra's output? http://sial.org/pbot/24356
yrlnrycomment: looks like a bug. Send it to ned Konz; I no longer maintain that module.
cfeddeyrlnry: thanks!
FrakkleUm.
godzirracfedde: and if i use the code on http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=153980 it returns line 1 < ARRAY(blah) stuff.
Wait...
FrakkleNo?
godzirrathe -example- from the perldoc is bugged? :/
yrlnrycomment 2: Try it with a pre-ned-konz version and see if you get the result you like.
confoundyrlnry: did you see my email about CTY?
yrlnryconfound: Yes. Did you want a response?
confoundno, I just didn't know if you had seen it because of your vacation mail.
yrlnryI did, thanks.
godzirra: try http://perl.plover.com/diff/Algorithm-Diff-0.57.tar.gz and see i fyou get the same result.
amnesiacyrlnry!
godzirrayrlnry: same ersults.
*results.
well crap. I guess i'll have to figure out another way to get the diff between the two arrays. its odd that the example in the perldoc doesn't actually work though.
yrlnryThat is really weird. I don't know what's going on.
(I tried it too.)
Oh, I see what you did wrong.
Each of your input lists has only one element.
godzirrawait.. huh?
my input list has more than one element...
yrlnrymy @mo_list = [qw/a b c e h j l m n p/]; should be my @mo_list = qw/a b c e h j l m n p/;
godzirraoh crap.
hey look at that.
it works.
Thanks you two.

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