Talk:Sorting algorithms/Stooge sort
Im having a bit of an issue with syntax apparently. I have the latest code here: <lang Newlisp>
(define (stoogesort L left right)
(println "list : " L " left: " left " right: " right " calc: " (- right (/ (- right (+ left 1))3))) (if (> ( L left ) ( L right )) (swap (L left) (L right) (if (< (- left right) 1) (print "hello") (stoogesort (L left (- right (/ (- right (+ left 1))3)) (stoogesort (L (+ left (/ (- right (+ left 1))3)) right (stoogesort(L left (- right (/ (- right (+ left 1))3))))))))))) L)
(stoogesort (list 7 3 2 3 4 0) 0 5)
</lang> It seems to never get to the recursive step. I'm wondering why as I did some other tests to see whats going on. I feel extremely dumb right now with such an algorithm.... --Michael Chrisco
- I do not know enough about Newlisp to be very helpful, but I formatted your code to better represent matching parenthesis. (I am stuck on: How does L work in the function position of a list when composing arguments for nested stoogesorts? Also, what modifies the L which you return from your defined function -- or was L supposed to be the else clause on your if statement -- if so I think it needs to be moved over inside the parenthesis to its left?) --Rdm 15:19, 5 August 2010 (UTC)
WP markup reference problem
The wikipedia markup tag creates an article reference that creates a new article and doesn't reference the actual article. Not sure how to fix. --Dgamey 14:36, 12 September 2010 (UTC)
ooRexx / NetRexx Questions
What is the reason to use the underscores in the variables (in NetRexx and taken over to ooRexx? --Walterpachl 11:24, 5 July 2012 (UTC)
ooRexx solution:
This comment incorrectly taken over? Helper class. Map get and set methods for easier conversion from java.util.List
I guess there is no relationship to java.util.List
--Walterpachl 13:22, 5 July 2012 (UTC)