Hi, I've been trying to do this for awhile, and can't seem to figure it out. What I have to work with is: 


for $eve_one (0..scalar(@events_ns)-1) {
$cur_ns = &pull_feilds_ns($eve_one);
push @ns_games, $cur_ns;
}
for $games_ns_cart (0..scalar(@ns_games)-1) {
    @ns_games_rev = @ns_games;
    @ns_games_rev[$games_ns_cart] =~ s/(.*:.*):(.*:.*)/\1:\0/;
}

@ns_games_do = (@ns_games, @ns_games_rev);
for $eve_two (0..scalar(@events_bb)-1) {
$cur_bb = &pull_feilds_bb($eve_two);
push @bb_games, $cur_bb;
}


@allgame = &combinations(\@bb_games, \@ns_games)};
@allgame_uniq = uniq(@allgame);


return(\@allgame_uniq);
}

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In @bb_games and @ns_games_do is data like: Texas Rangers:1.78740157480315:New York Mets:2.15 Texas Rangers:1.78740157480315:Seattle Mariners:2.17 I want to be able to put both those sets of data into @allgame_uniq and return it to another subroutine for use like: 

Texas Rangers:1.78740157480315:Seattle Mariners:2.17:Texas Rangers:1.7
+8740157480315:New York Mets:2.15

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Then do: 

@allgame_uniq = &permu();

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so I can do something like print a line of the data with 


@allgame_uniq[5].

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I can't figure out how to do it, anybody have an idea?

In reply to Getting all combinations of 2 arrays in another array by oxagast

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