amoura;
After looking over some of your recent posts, I have to admit I'm
having a difficult time grasping your intent in many of them.
Here's a few links that I think will help you help us help you. ;-)
(Thanks to yibC for good homenode links!)
Several of your recent posts contain things which can be done much
smoother in Perl, such as your system calls to grep. If
the intent behind your code was clearer, I think you'd probably get much
more helpful replies.
Perhaps you could post some of the following:
- A sample of the contents of the .bld files you
refer to;
- In plain english, what you are trying to accomplish;
- Some pseudocode for this code snippet. Examples of pseudocode
can be found here,
here,
here,
here, and
here.
Hope I've been of some help (though not on your code problem.)
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