pissed off about functional programming
Okay.. fair warning: I'm venting. I just had an long and very frustrating conversation with a young programmer who recently discovered functional programming, and thinks it can solve every problem in the world. Before I go any farther, let me make one thing clear: I do not hate functional programming. On the contrary, I agree with every guru out there who says that you can't become a Real Programm
boolean calculation with very large data
llancet has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question: In an recent work, I have to compare two splitted regions, and found the intersection (or substraction, etc) of it. To achieve this, I used string masking system like below: my $region1=[[1,2],[5,7]]; my $region2=[[2,6]]; my $mask1=&toMask($region1); # 1100111 my $mask2=&toMask($region2); # 0111110 my $mask3=&mas
hidiff - char highlight diff utility
Highlight differences between 2 files using curses highlighting, a little like "watch -d". #!/usr/bin/perl =head1 SYNOPSIS hidiff old_file new_file =head1 DESCRIPTION Highlight the differences between two files using curses. The result of thinking, wouldn't it be nice to do "watch -d" on two files. =head1 NOTES This is not a diff-like utility, it doesn't yet doi Longest Common Sub +string cleverne
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