Sorry about the long time to reply, I got sidetracked trying to organise my Uni class enrolments.
That's organizing the timetable from hell with 57 possible clashes and unmarked classes.
You'll all be pleased to know that instead of wading through for half an hour being unable to comprehend it, I wrote a perl script to proccess it for me and reduce the processing by about 20 minutes (Still needs some manual assistance). It took me 4 hours to write.
Well, what do you expect? I'm doing a Bachelor of Software Engineering!
No thanks to the coffee, I spent so much effort working out list references in perl that I think managed to create a subspace anomaly that would generate new coffee periodically without (apparent) human intervention. It's disappeared now, unfortunately, being a preoccupation-based manifestation that ceases to exist as soon as you acknowledge it's existence :(
I think if you try to reference the backreference on an array inside a hash reference in an array in a hash, forget a "->" and grab your coffee cup without looking, they form.
Hell, you can't half tell it's 4:40am, huh? I'm going to bed. |
