I know al he was trying to do was help and that's what he did but I wasn't asking for help on the program itself, all I was asking was for someone to draw the basic outline so I could begin from there.

It is possible to give someone to much help, the point of most perl scripts (atleast that I've done) was to help me learn through trials and errors and to try new things, when someone delivers you a premade script before you start writing the program it kind of defeats the purpose.

I'm not saying I don't appreciate his help but I just think you shouldn't give off too much information unless they really ask for it.

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sulfericacid

In reply to Re: Re: Re: (jeffa) Re: Pseduo code planning by sulfericacid
in thread Pseduo code planning by sulfericacid

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