Re: Array undefining istelf?

Your offending lines are here

    for ($i=0;$sof_to_delete>0;$sof_to_delete--)
        {shift(@sof_i);
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Which is shifting off all the elements in @sof_i, where $sof_to_delete was incremented in the foreach loop immediately above it for every element in @sof_i.

HTH

_________ broquaint

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Re: Re: Array undefining istelf? by K_M_McMahon (Hermit) on Feb 27, 2004 at 15:19 UTC
The array appears to be undefining itself prior to it reaching this point in the script. $sof_to_delete is equal to the number of lines parsed through in the previous part of the subroutine. It is so that if I have to look past the last connection to an earlier connection, it is removed from the array prior to the next iteration of the subruotine (if it is called later.) -Kevin	[reply]
stop that :) by Anonymous Monk on Feb 28, 2004 at 12:44 UTC
stop saying that :) An array is a data structure. It's a data structure. It cannot undefine itself. ps -- I of course am ignoring perltie because the OP is not using perltie	[reply]