Re^2: Can you help profile this?

In your line 7, did you intend for $i < @in; to be $i < $#in; ? ... or, maybe $i < ( $#in + 1 );? @in is the entire array; not a count of elements

How does someone who's been around here as long as you, miss the fact that an array reference @a in a scalar context (as provided by a comparison operator), renders the number of elements in the array. Ie. exactly the same number as $#a + 1?

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Re^3: Can you help profile this? by ww (Archbishop) on Dec 08, 2011 at 22:39 UTC
Is that a trick question? ... and I don't even know whether to follow that with a smiley or a frown. So I guess the best sequel is to say "My bad; apologies!." And likewise to Riales for Re^2: Can you help profile this? ++, both, and - -, /me.	[reply]