First of all, you need to put readmore tags around your code. A post longer than about two or three screens is too long. This chunk of code works out to 381 lines when I run it through perltidy. That's too long.

Language differences aside, you'll need to come up with more about what's bad with the code for us to help you. It's actually much more useful if you provide us with a small piece of code that describes your problem; then we'll be able to help you with an answer.

What you've given us is something that needs professional help -- and sorry, I'm not currently available. :)

Alex / talexb / Toronto

"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds

In reply to Re: Script to differentiate between two baseline in UCM by talexb
in thread Script to differentiate between two baseline in UCM by suvendu4urs

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