> > Is it possible to return elements 2 (index 1) thru end of the results of a
> > split?
> >
> > @myarray = (split(/\s+/,$fContent[$i]))[1..-1];
> >
> > seems right, but doesn't work...
It seems right to me too, however, I bet you are getting an array out of
bounds problem. First line is blank, and the split gives[1]:
@myarray = ('')[1..-1];
where obviously there isn't an element 1. This should fail. You don't
say whether you get a compile time or runtime error.
[1] - Too lazy to double check documentation, make sure you do.
> Id probably just use:
>
> @myarray = split(/\s+/,$fContent[$i]);
> shift( @myarray );
>
> that will remove the unwanted element of the array for you.
After the shift() you lose information on whether you received
a blank line or one with leading data. Make sure you check for
as much as you can, you'll thank yourself later when it barfs
on incorrect data with a helpful error message instead of silent
corruption.
Jonathan Paton
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