Re: Imaginary Key

I think that if you were to change this line:

if ((!$user_ranges{$counter}->[1]) && ($counter >= 1)){ # if range is 
+one day long
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to this:

if ( ($counter >= 1) && (!$user_ranges{$counter}->[1])) { # if range i
+s one day long
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the problem seems to go away (i believe it is autovivification that is causing the error).

-enlil

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Re: Re: Imaginary Key by blackjudas (Pilgrim) on Mar 25, 2003 at 18:42 UTC
Thank you Enlil for actually trying to compile the code :). I still cannot see why perl would autovivificate that hash in a conditional. I've got to look at it more closely. BlackJudas	[reply]