You asked for guidance concerning presentation and effective/efficient coding. You were given a large stack of replies, most of which you seem to have ignored. You have fixed the bugs we pointed out (even though you thought you had none), but seem not to have made a single style change of the many suggested.

We are generally keen to help, but become less keen when ignored. Re-read roboticus's, repellent's, oko1's and my replies again to get the details. A list of key points that you have ignored would include:

• roboticus (and others) use strictures
• roboticus don't double space your code (this may be a foible of copy and paste, but fix it)
• repellent avoid redundant work
• oko1 use Perl - especially Perl's for loops
• GrandFather refactor your code to avoid large chunks of duplicated code

Most of those replies touched on most of those points either directly or indirectly. As you didn't seem to pick up on them first time round you should really go back and read them in detail until you understand what they are saying. Each respondent will be eager to explain further anything that seems unclear if you show an interest.

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