Hi monks. I have to convert some script from perl to tcl.. But it didn't work well.. Can you help me? I don't know why print/puts are working well, but return didn't work.
## PERL ########## use warnings; use strict; my @input = qw/ 2 3 5 /; my $target = 10; my @test = &find( 0, [], [], $target, @input ); foreach my $test (@test) { print "@{$test}\n"; } sub find { my ($sum, $sofar, $output, $want, @numbers ) = @_; # print "$sum //// @{$sofar} /// @numbers\n"; if( $sum == $want ) { # print "@{$sofar}\n"; push @{$output},$sofar; } elsif( $sum < $want and @numbers and $numbers[0] > 0 ) { find( $sum + $numbers[0], [ @{$sofar}, $numbers[0] ], $output, $wa +nt, @numbers ); find( $sum, $sofar, $output, $want, @numbers[1..$#numbers] ); } return @{$output}; } ############# TCL proc combinationSum {sum sofar want numbers output } { if { $sum == $want } { #puts $sofar lappend output $sofar } if { ( $sum < $want ) && ( [lindex $numbers 0] > 0 ) && ( [llength + $numbers] > 0 ) } { combinationSum [expr $sum + [lindex $numbers 0]] [concat $sofa +r [lindex $numbers 0]] $want $numbers $output combinationSum $sum $sofar $want [lrange $numbers 1 end] $outp +ut + } return $output } set test_input [list 2 3 5 ] set test_target 10 set test_output [combinationSum 0 [] $test_target $test_input []]

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