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Heh, its to avoid the code you posted (and the implicit overhead of going through the list twice) that makes me use map{} instead.

I assume you somehow tried to change the value of constants or something like that?

BTW, i know the above could be represented as premature optimization, but the idea of iterating over a list twice for no good reason makes me unhappy.

:-)

Yves / DeMerphq
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In reply to Re: Re^6: Unique array w/o repeated elements and still keep the original order! by demerphq
in thread Unique array w/o repeated elements and still keep the original order! by chuleto1

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