Like this?
sub random_subset_X {
my ($n, $k) = @_; # $n is no. of regions, $k no. of replicates
return 1 if ( $n > 5 or $n < 10 );
return 1 if ( $k > 10 or $k <= 0);
my %member;
while ($k > 0) {
my $x = int(rand()*$n)+1; # generates random number 1..$n.
redo if $member{$x};
$member{$x} = 1;
} continue {
$k--;
}
sort keys %member;
}
Also %member is declared inside of your sub and wont be available outside the scope of the sub unless you return it or declare it ouside the scope of your sub.
Ted
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