Re^4: Regarding the polynomial evaluation. Stuck at one part. please helpppp!!

Thanks for your reply. Yes, that's exactly what I need to solve. when I am running my script it's giving me these errors

Use of uninitialized value $polynominal in substitution (s///) at /hom
+e/vtyagi/perl/EMcheck1/pkg_EMIRcheck/EMIRcheck_tools.pm line 32.
Use of uninitialized value $polynominal in substitution (s///) at /hom
+e/vtyagi/perl/EMcheck1/pkg_EMIRcheck/EMIRcheck_tools.pm line 33.
Use of uninitialized value $polynominal in eval "string" at /home/vtya
+gi/perl/EMcheck1/pkg_EMIRcheck/EMIRcheck_tools.pm line 34.
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About eval, I have used eval for my last few scripts and it worked very smooth and it's also giving me outputs for the rest of the equations. May be next time i'll keep your advice in my mind and use Math::GSL::Poly. Do you think it could be the problem with format of that particular equation, I mean all the equation have been generated with same format, then what's the problem with this one.

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Re^5: Regarding the polynomial evaluation. Stuck at one part. please helpppp!! by Anonymous Monk on Jan 22, 2013 at 15:27 UTC
Do you think it could be the problem with format of that particular equation, I mean all the equation have been generated with same format, then what's the problem with this one. Hmm, perl seems to tell you that its a problem with that (syntax error) I wouldn't waste my time with string eval	[reply]
Re^6: Regarding the polynomial evaluation. Stuck at one part. please helpppp!! by freekngeek (Acolyte) on Jan 22, 2013 at 15:51 UTC
It worked, I missed a bracket while parsing the text into an array. And I got your point, next time I won't use eval and if still I got a problem, I'll come and knock at your door. Thanks a lot man.	[reply]


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