I am writing a script which would tile X11 windows dyn开发者_运维知识库amically in Perl. So far I am going to use an array of arrays containing windows coordinates, sizes and ids to store state of til
I\'m having some variables in my Hash of multidimensional arrays disappear as soon as I leave a for-loop. The variables are printed correctly one-by-one in the loop, but when I print any item outside
I am trying to create a 2d array in Perl my code: my @wordsList=(); my @words=(); for ($id=0; $id<=@language.length; $id++)
I have this output from Dumper \'group\' => { \'1104\' => { \'a\' => 1 }, \'52202\' => { \'开发者_运维百科b\' => 1,
I am writing an app in Perl that requires开发者_开发问答 long data type instead of integers. How can I achieve this. For example;
G\'Day, I\'m currently working on creating big hashes from a lot of smaller hashes. Let\'s say that these smaller hashes are defined in a file each, and th开发者_Go百科en can be included by the bigg
Currently I am doing this: # Find all files File::Find::find( sub { my $file = $_; return if -d $file; return if $file !~ /(.*)\\.htm$/;
Continuing on from my previous question, I ran into another problem down the road. I realized not only should there be hashes within hashes, there can also be arrays within hashes. So the paths would
I\'m quite new to Perl and I\'m trying to build a hash recursively and getting nowhere. I tried searching for tutorials to dynamically build hashes, but all I could find were introductory articles abo
in perl , I have table, i have fields like RANGE1, RANGE2, AND RECORDS around 6, i want to bring these 6 recor开发者_开发技巧ds into array, somthing like