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Re^2: Better way to search an Array? (Tie::File options)

by Anonymous Monk
on Jun 12, 2015 at 01:21 UTC ( [id://1130131]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Better way to search an Array? (Tie::File options)
in thread Better way to search an Array?

Tie::File can be slow

Care to back that statement up in regards to this question?

Did you miss the qx(grep '^$pos' $index) being executed in every iteration of the loop?

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Re^3: Better way to search an Array? (Tie::File options)
by Anonymous Monk on Jun 12, 2015 at 01:38 UTC

    Tie::File can be slow

    Care to back that statement up in regards to this question?

    Did you miss the qx(grep '^$pos' $index) being executed in every iteration of the loop?

    If you're trying to help the OP, you should respond to Better way to search an Array?

      Attempting to clear up vague and potentially misleading statements is a form of helping. Also I note the question about Tie::File hasn't been answered.

        Attempting to clear up vague and potentially misleading statements is a form of helping. Also I note the question about Tie::File hasn't been answered.

        Have you ever used Tie::File ?

        Attempting to clear up vague and potentially misleading statements is a form of helping.

        If you're trying to help the OP its not direct enough -- if you want to help the OP don't ask somebody else "didn't you miss X?"

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