in reply to Re^3: Recursion: the Towers of Hanoi problem
in thread Recursion: The Towers of Hanoi problem
In real terms, this is slightly longer than the previous version, isn't it? you need a space between print and the argument, I don't. Apart from that, this is different to the requirements. This prints out $l - 1, which is incorrect, or at least different to the 1-3 based original solution.
Trimming whitespace from the solution in my last post, and giving it a one character sub name makes it 112 characters, 107 if you take the quotes and braces around a A..C,pop.
Strangely, using my $l=$_[3]-- and using a(@_[0,2,1,3]) etc. doesn't work at all. @_ is not localised ($_3 ends up very negative and the solution becomes deeply recursive), which makes me wonder if the above solution works. I haven't compared the output to the original solution's output.
Trimming whitespace from the solution in my last post, and giving it a one character sub name makes it 112 characters, 107 if you take the quotes and braces around a A..C,pop.
Strangely, using my $l=$_[3]-- and using a(@_[0,2,1,3]) etc. doesn't work at all. @_ is not localised ($_3 ends up very negative and the solution becomes deeply recursive), which makes me wonder if the above solution works. I haven't compared the output to the original solution's output.
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