gr0k,
I was all impressed that I got over a 300% increase from your original code which should get better with larger combinations sets until I saw kvale's code. Here it is anyway:
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Algorithm::Loops 'NestedLoops'; my ($val, $sum, $count, $key); my (%seen, %uniq); my (@matches, @key); my ($amount, $depth) = (28, 7); my $RS = [10, 5, 13, 3, 15, 1, 4]; NestedLoops( [ ( $RS ) x $depth ], { OnlyWhen => \&ok }, sub{} ); print_results(); sub ok { $count++; %uniq = (); $sum = 0; for $val ( @_ ) { $uniq{$val}++; return 0 if $uniq{$val} > 1; $sum += $val; return 0 if $sum > $amount; } $key = join " " , sort {$b <=> $a} @_; return 0 if exists $seen{$key}; $seen{$key} = undef; push @matches , $key if $sum == $amount; } sub print_results { my %convert; @convert{ @$RS } = 'A' .. 'H'; print "Searched $count combinations...\n"; for my $match ( @matches ) { for my $value ( split " " , $match ) { print "$convert{$value} "; } print "\n"; } }
Cheers - L~R

In reply to Re: amount permutations by Limbic~Region
in thread amount permutations by gr0k

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