Re^2: Dynamically assigning number of for loops?

Terrific, Thanks a lot guys! You guys make problem look so simple which otherwise look invincible to me. Great!

Tilly, well your hash %to_combine is something that will be passed to the function as you have correctly shown. You have used a function "glob" which seems to work ideally for this job. Could you please elaborate how this function works. I tried checking about this function on google, but in most places it says "glob" is used for finding files/directories, such as *.pl etc. Please tell how it is doing the magic in the present context.

Hail Monks! Raj

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Re^3: Dynamically assigning number of for loops? by tilly (Archbishop) on Nov 05, 2004 at 04:07 UTC
I was looking back and realized that I never answered this. The glob function produces a list of filename expansions in such a way as to mimic how /bin/csh does filename expansions on Unix. The manpage for csh in "Filename substitution" explains the metanotation that I took advantage of to make this give you something other than filenames.	[reply]