Johnson, Reginald (GTS) wrote: > > Thanks for assistance Rob. By adding the parentheses in the split I get > the expected results. Yes I do need to cleanup the code. The lines that > are indented are only for debugging, so I am going to delete them > anyways. I will keep your suggestions in mind for my next post.
I think you mean the lines that /aren't/ indented, but it's hard to tell. If you're using a mail client that lets you change the line wrap then I suggest that you disable it for this group. Wrapped code can be very confusing. It's common practice to 'outdent' a temporary line of code so that it stands out for removal later, which I think is what you've done, for instance, with the line print "$sumdate,$sumactivity,$sumnode,$sumbytes\n"; I think you're using the tab character for indenting, giving you eight-column indentation which is too much to show the structure of the blocks properly. Four-column indenting is recommended. > Is commenting the closing brackets really a bad thing? I think it makes it > easier for debugging. Not in itself no, but if you find that it helps then probably either your layout needs improving or your blocks are too long. Pairing of braces should be very obvious without needing comments. > I don't have real comfort level yet with using hashes so I am sure I > will have further questions. You are welcome to ask as much as you want. Bear in mind that your questions will also help other people throughout the world. Rob -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://learn.perl.org/
