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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard);
my (%blocks, $date, $timeholder, $block, @timeholder);
print header(), start_html("Block Order Script"), h1("The Next Block O
+rder is: ");
my @timer = localtime(time);
my $day = $timer[7];
my $hour=$timer[2];
my $minute= $timer[1];
my $dotw =$timer[6];
if (((($hour == "14") and ($minute >="11")) || ($hour>= "15")) and ($d
+otw != "0") and ($dotw != "6"))
{    
$day++;  
}elsif ($dotw == "0"){    
$day++;  
} elsif (((($hour >= "14") and ($minute >"11")) || ($hour>= "15")) and
+ ($dotw == "5")){    
$day+=3;  
} elsif($dotw == "0") {    
$day+=2;  
}
my ($blocks_ref,$events_ref) = get_block();

print p($blocks_ref->{$day});
print p($events_ref->[$day]);



print end_html;

sub get_block {
    my (%blocks,@event, $date);

open (BLOCK, "/home/signguy/public_html/DB_Files/block.db") or die "$!
+";
      my $r = 0; 
     while ($date = <BLOCK>) {
        chomp ($date);
          $block = <BLOCK>;
          chomp ($block);
          $event[$date] = <BLOCK>;
        chomp ($event[$date]);
          $blocks{$date} = ($block);
        $r++;
     }

return (\%blocks,\@event);
}

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