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Re:{3} How to compare arrays? (xmms alarm clock)

by jeroenes (Priest)
on Jun 29, 2001 at 10:14 UTC ( [id://92537]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Re: How to compare arrays? (xmms alarm clock)
in thread How to compare arrays? (xmms alarm clock)

See How to test equality of hashes? for more ways.

You can leave out the @timenow:

@current = (localtime time)[1..2];
...just gives you the slice.

Hope this helps,

Jeroen

Update: You're welcome. That prob is easily solved with reverse:

@current = reverse (localtime time)[1..2];

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Re: Re:{3} How to compare arrays? (xmms alarm clock)
by ginseng (Pilgrim) on Jun 29, 2001 at 10:36 UTC

    This leaves @current with a different array order than @wake has. split /:/ leaves $wake[0] with the hour, and $wake[1] with the minute. localtime[1..2] would return the minute then the hour. to do the comparison, i'd have to invert one array.

    thank you for the hashes link. i'm glad i didn't find it before posting this question. it makes this question look way too easy. as you can see, i've got one solution that works, "@array1" eq "@array2", but it still seems like there'd be a simpler (rather, more intuitive) way. But perhaps my intuition is just not on yet, with Perl.

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