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monarch,
Finally delete isn't an array function, it's used for deleting a hash element.

While I have yet to see a good use for using delete on an array, this is misinformation. The docs for delete clearly indicate it can be used for arrays and array slices though it behaves differently then if it had been performed on a hash. It is designed to work with exists on array elements which I find just as icky. If the element isn't at the either end, I prefer to use splice to get rid of it even though I hear the cost of splicing an array is proportional to the size of the array at time of splicing.

Cheers - L~R


In reply to Re^2: Pop/shift/delete on array by Limbic~Region
in thread Pop/shift/delete on array by Anonymous Monk

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