Hi,
I am looking to write a script that will look in a
file for a list of text strings to search for like
req_
req_bbb
req_ccc
and search all the files in a subdirectory and below
for the string, if it is found, then it prints out the
the original string followed by the file name for each
in
Hi,
I am having a problem where windows gets stuck if when I try to handle a long string
containing multiple lines of text.
When I try to process just that data set by itself, I do not have any problems. Could
I be running into memory problems?
How would I know if I was running out of memory?
Hi,
I am using Perl win32 and when I read in a long string
with multiple lines, my computer gets hung up when I
try to print the string, it get part way through the
string and hangs in the middle of the line.
Has anyone seen this?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi,
Any good books on how to create graphs using Perl?
Which perl modules should I consider for this?
TIA,
Jim
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ot;") || ($ii_phase eq " "))
{
$ii_phase = "NOT MAPPED";
}
else
{
print "II Phase not found in keys file:
$ii_phase\n";
}
}
--- Bob Showalter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > -Original Mes
Hi,
I have some value I want to remap stored in a tab
seperated file
For example
#FROMTO
Jim James
Bob Robert
I would like to load the file into a hash and then
everytime I see $a=Jim I would like to set $a=James.
Can I do this with a hash? It think it would be a lot
faster than
--- James Ferree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am looking for a way to load a file containing the
> following example data into a hash
>
> #From TO
> Jim James
> Art Arthur
> JohnArthur
>
> Then when $a=Jim I would like to convert
Hi,
I am looking for a way to load a file containing the
following example data into a hash
#From TO
Jim James
Art Arthur
JohnArthur
Then when $a=Jim I would like to convert it to
$a=James.
Can this be done?
Jim
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