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i have been given a hash table algorithm, and i need  the header & source file to implement it.  In each elt. in the table, i will have a pointer to a doubly linked list , i need a hash class that ...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 07/23/1998 Views: 0
I'm trying to reverse engineer some code... @x = @{$Lists{$Field}{'Values'}} What is the base type of Lists in the above expression? It is a hash of something - I'm not sure what.
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 01/29/2001 Views: 0
hello! here are the code for passing and return array. In the same case but i would like to pass and return hash. Which means change @c, @d to %c, %d. What should i do? use strict; my(@c, @d);...
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 02/01/2001 Views: 0
Hello, Okay, I have a very tough questions and will give a lot of points to anyone who could answer it. I am willing to give up to 800 points (if EE allow me). Sample Data: Column A, Col...
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 04/09/2002 Views: 0
I am looking for an algorithm to dump a hash to a file. Well... the complication is that it is going to be an XML file (sort of...). So each value of each key of the hash should be inserted in Ta...
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 05/10/2002 Views: 0
I was wondering if anyone knew an easy implementation (easy to code and to follow) of a hash table that works with strings.  Basically, I'll be reading I created a struct the looks like the followi...
Zones: CDate Answered: 02/01/2003 Views: 0
I am currently working on a program that uses a hash table as a basis for a simple spell check class.  A dictionary file is inputed into the table, and then a text file containing words to be check...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 04/27/2003 Views: 0
Hello to all the experts, I have a list of files which are named by a number, and contain the following data format:      0|  5.43      1|-------      2|-------      3|  7.36      4|-------...
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 11/18/2003 Views: 0
I have a module that supplies hashrefs to calling code, but I need a way to keep track whether the calling code makes changes to the contents of that hash. Is there a way to do that? I wanted t...
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 04/02/2004 Views: 0
I am working on a project that requires me to store and later validate/search for a set of pointers, and I could use a hand with the hash function for calculating the index. First, the require...
Zones: Delphi ProgrammingDate Answered: 02/17/2004 Views: 0