> Thus spoke PRADEEP GOEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> last [2003-01-31 10:48]:
> Dear Senior Programmer Analyst
>
> did it solves the problem ?
> I don't think so .
>
> there is one very simple logical flow
> if ($temp_unit eq 'C' or 'c'){
> should be
> if ($temp_unit eq 'C' or $temp_unit eq 'c'){
> that's all
>
[snip]
hi Pradeep,
yep that's right, the error is indeed where you pointed out. i changed
that line accordingly and conversion is now consistent.
hello david,
[snip]
> > I changed two points in your code:
> >
> > m/^([+-]?\d+)(\.{1}\d+)?[ ]?([cCfF])$/
> > to
> > m/^([+-]{0,1}\d+(\.\d{0,2}){0,1})\s*([CF])$/i
yep i understand your version. the ? meta-char is optional, or {0,1} but
less typing. ditto for the decimal portion. your catching of space is
more flexible in that it also includes tabs, newline and other
whitespace characters while mine is just 0 or 1 space and no more. as
for the temp suffix i agree the /i modifier is shorter than my character
class. tmtowtdi in Perl. thanks.
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