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order of #include 'xxx'
- From: Carsten Wartmann <nospam@thanx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 19:50:39 +0100 (CET)
Hello,
I just solved my last problem, the sorting of news entries in a table.
I have used:
#include 'news/*.dat'
But I could not figure out on what it depends which order the files
were included. It was even so that I had two identical #include
statements on different WML-pages and the result was different.
So I looked at the source of wml_backend/p1_ipp/ipp.src which was not
fun because I doesnīt have used perl anytime before....
I added a line after line 241:
241: @ls = grep { /^$pattern$/ && eval $test } readdir(DIR);
242: @ls = sort @ls;
243: closedir DIR;
This results in an lexically sort-order. So one can depend on a
specific order of includes.
I donīt know if that has any side effects, or if it is usefull for
everyone.
Carsten.
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