t shows a
>closer connection to the material in hand. I find that I find it much easier to
>debug when I can look at the code and know exactly what the string I'm trying to
>crunch should look like.
>
> Joseph
>
> Robert Boardman wrote:
>
> > Hi all
> &
Hi all
I'm attempting to write my first perl script to parse a couple of lines
and would appreciate some help extracting data from the folloing example
Data:
I want to extract 0021221235500 and 20021222001000 and carlton.com
I have tried to to use pattern matching using =~ etc but cannot seem
