here is the full output.
volid=0000000000000000
name=
luname=st_9840_acs_0
slot_index=1
barcode=E01124
mtype=35
atype=0
sequence=0
mside=0
state=0
open_count=0
v_flags=0
comment=
flags_value: 0x108
flags: RVM_IS_FOREIGN RVM_IS_IN_REAL_LU
volid=0000000000000000
name=
luname=st_9840_acs_0
slot_index=4
barcode=E01178
mtype=35
atype=0
sequence=0
mside=0
state=0
open_count=0
v_flags=0
comment=
flags_value: 0x108
flags: RVM_IS_FOREIGN RVM_IS_IN_REAL_LU
volid=0000000000000000
name=
luname=st_9840_acs_0
slot_index=0
barcode=E01195
mtype=35
atype=0
sequence=0
mside=0
state=0
open_count=0
v_flags=0
comment=
flags_value: 0x108
flags: RVM_IS_FOREIGN RVM_IS_IN_REAL_LU
volid=0000000000000000
name=
luname=st_9840_acs_0
slot_index=17
barcode=E01225
mtype=35
atype=0
sequence=0
mside=0
state=0
open_count=0
v_flags=0
comment=
flags_value: 0x108
flags: RVM_IS_FOREIGN RVM_IS_IN_REAL_LU
volid=0000000000000000
name=
luname=st_9840_acs_0
slot_index=24
barcode=E01232
mtype=35
atype=0
sequence=0
mside=0
state=0
open_count=0
v_flags=0
comment=
flags_value: 0x108
Derek B. Smith
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James Edward Gray II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05/25/2004 02:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: Perl Beginners <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: array population from system app call
On May 25, 2004, at 1:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ok so now I can get all elements printed using
>
> my @ftapes = ( );
> my @ftapes = `evmvol -w label_state=3|grep barcode`;
>
> foreach $_ (@ftapes) {
> print $_ , "\n";
> }
>
> so now I want to use multidimensional arrays using print $ftapes[0,1]
> does print $ftapes [0,1] mean print element 0 and element 1 or address
> 0,1
> am I confusing a normal array with a MDarray?
Perl arrays are not multidimensional. Using references though, we can
get there.
Backticks return LINES, not fields. If we want to break them down,
we'll need to do that.
Can you show a sample output of `evmvol -w label_state`?
James
