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Old 03-02-2009
Converting Perl code to shell

I have a perl code that runs like

Code I
Code:
sub p
{
   if ($d >= $D) {return}

   printf "%3s"x$d++," ";
   printf "%s%s\n",$_[0],$h{$_[0]}?" ** ":"";

   if (!$h{$_[0]})
   {
      $h{$_[0]}=1;
      map {p($_)} @{$s{$_[0]}}
   }
   $d--
}

($Set,$Job,$Num,$D) = (@ARGV);
map {shift} 0..3;

while (<>)
{
   map {push @{$s{"$pS,$pJ,$pN"}},"$sS,$sJ,$sN"} {($sS,$sJ,$sN,$pJ,$pS,$pN) = (/DEFINE JOBPRED ID=.(\S+),(\S+),(\d+). PJOB=(\S+) PSET=(\S+) PJNO=(\S+).*/)}
}

Code II
Code:
sub p
{
   if ($d >= $D) {return}

   printf "%3s"x$d++," ";
   printf "%s%s\n",$_[0],$h{$_[0]}?" ** ":"";

   if (!$h{$_[0]})
   {
      $h{$_[0]}=1;
      map {p($_)} @{$s{$_[0]}}
   }
   $d--
}

($Set,$Job,$Num,$D) = (@ARGV);
map {shift} 0..3;

while (<>)
{
   map {push @{$s{"$sS,$sJ,$sN"}},"$pS,$pJ,$pN"} {($sS,$sJ,$sN,$pJ,$pS,$pN) = (/DEFINE JOBPRED ID=.(\S+),(\S+),(\d+). PJOB=(\S+) PSET=(\S+) PJNO=(\S+).*/)}
}

p("$Set,$Job,$Num");

I need to convert this to UNIX Shell (perhaps using awk/sed ?). Could you please advise.

I hope there is sufficient information here.
 

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cubrid_num_cols - Return the number of columns in the result set

SYNOPSIS
int cubrid_num_cols (resource $result) DESCRIPTION
The cubrid_num_cols(3) function is used to get the number of columns from the query result. It can only be used when the query executed is a select statement. PARAMETERS
o $result -Result. RETURN VALUES
Number of columns, when process is successful. FALSE, if SQL statement is not SELECT. EXAMPLES
Example #1 cubrid_num_cols(3) example <?php $conn = cubrid_connect("localhost", 33000, "demodb", "dba"); $req = cubrid_execute($conn, "SELECT * FROM code"); $row_num = cubrid_num_rows($req); $col_num = cubrid_num_cols($req); printf("Row Num: %d Column Num: %d ", $row_num, $col_num); cubrid_disconnect($conn); ?> The above example will output: Row Num: 6 Column Num: 2 SEE ALSO
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