Re^2: Parsing Large files

Wow, well thanks a lot, your solution is a lot more eloquent than mine would have been. Surprisingly fast to. I follow it for the most part but I get tripped up in a couple of places. If I am not mistaken you are opening the dictionary as output, loads all the words into a hash. Then gets input...but what exactly are you doing here? say join '', @($dict{hash($_)}} if $dict{hash($_)}; Thanks for the help.

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Re^3: Parsing Large files by ikegami (Patriarch) on Apr 30, 2010 at 20:53 UTC
If you don't understand a data structure, you should use Data::Dumper. If the dictionary contained `act cat dog god zebra` [download] It builds the following hash `%dict = ( act => [ 'act', 'cat' ], dgo => [ 'dog', 'god' ], aberz => [ 'zebra' ], );` [download] If the user enters `dog`, it searches for `dgo` (`hash("dog")`) and lists what it finds (`dog` and `god`).	[reply] [d/l] [select]