This doesn't work. :(

First, you cannot use strongly_connected_components in an undirected graph. However, simply substituting connected_components takes care of that, so that's not a big deal.

However, it only works when there is more than one element on a line. If my data looked like this:

__DATA__
a b c d e
f b g
h i j k l
m f
z

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it would not deal with the line with just the "z" on it - it would ignore that line and give me the same results as the data-set without the "z" instead of telling me there's a set of 1-ement containing z that is unique to the list.

I will go read more about Graph and see if there's a solution to this problem. Thank you anyway

In reply to Re^3: Building Networks of Matches by bowsie
in thread Building Networks of Matches by bowsie

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