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Originally posted by archael
im not that good in perl, im still learning, but i think the code above will remove duplicate entries next to each other in the results list. That is barely ever the case. Which is why i need it to check everytime its a new $_ if its in the first array. If it is, it needs to be skipped
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Duh, why don't you put all the shit in an array and sort it; which makes the duplicates next to each other!!!
Damn; I didn't think I needed to explain that.