perl contribution

[robin]

I do have a contrubution it's called:
#!/usr/bin/perl
my $c=0; my @key;
my $key;
foreach ( sort %ENV)
{
$key= join ("=", %ENV);
@key = split (/=/, $key);
print "key=$key[$c]\n\n";
print "value=$key[$c+1]\n\n---";
++$c;
}

 

[A. Sinan Unur]

I do have a contrubution it's called:
#!/usr/bin/perl
my $c=0; my @key;
my $key;
foreach ( sort %ENV)
{
$key= join ("=", %ENV);
@key = split (/=/, $key);
print "key=$key[$c]\n\n";
print "value=$key[$c+1]\n\n---";
++$c;
}

What is it supposed to do?

Sinan

 

[Jay Tilton]

: I do have a contrubution

To what are you contributing?

: #!/usr/bin/perl
: my $c=0; my @key;
: my $key;
: foreach ( sort %ENV)

What on Earth are you doing that for?

: {
: $key= join ("=", %ENV);
: @key = split (/=/, $key);

You can't be serious.

: print "key=$key[$c]\n\n";
: print "value=$key[$c+1]\n\n---";
: ++$c;
: }

I'm dying here. On top of adding absurd convolutions to a trivial task,
your program outputs incorrect information.

print "key=$_\nvalue=$foo{$_}\n\n" for keys %foo;

 

[John Bokma]

: I do have a contrubution

To what are you contributing?

: #!/usr/bin/perl
: my $c=0; my @key;
: my $key;
: foreach ( sort %ENV)

What on Earth are you doing that for?

Greenhouse effect?

 

[Josef Moellers]

Jay Tilton wrote:




Greenhouse effect?

You mean he took something from the greenhouse and smoked it?

 

[Chris Mattern]

foreach ( sort %ENV)

Sigh. Robin, do you realize...

No. No, you don't. Robin, this statement
takes the variable names and values in your
environment and sorts them without regard
for which is which. Once you sort %ENV,
you have lost which variables have which
values--or even which strings are variables
and which values.

--
Christopher Mattern

"Which one you figure tracked us?"
"The ugly one, sir."
"...Could you be more specific?"

 

[Eric Bohlman]

Greenhouse effect?

I thought that that was primarily due to carbon dioxide rather than
methane.

 

[John Bokma]

You mean he took something from the greenhouse and smoked it?

Nah, he was messing with the ENVironment :-D.

 

[John Bokma]

I thought that that was primarily due to carbon dioxide rather than
methane.

I vaguely remember that a lot of methane also has a bad effect on %ENV.

 

[Sherm Pendley]

You mean he took something from the greenhouse and smoked it?

That wears off after a while. Robin's condition appears to be permanent.

sherm--