On Sunday, May 19, 2002, at 07:31 , Jolinar of Malkshur wrote:
> I wasn't asking for anyone to do my homework. I was just looking
> for -suggestions- on how to do it a specific part that I got hung up on.
> You know, pointers in the right direction?
>
> Jolinar
>> what you are looking for is e
perldoc -f tie
Or
Why not use hash of array structure:
open(FH,$filename) || die "error message\n";
@file_content=;
close(FH);
$hash{FILE}=\@file_content;
###
After you can use your hash like this :
$myfile_arrayref=$hash{FILE};
foreach $line ( @{$myfile_arrayref} ){
#bla bla
#print "$line\n";
}
I wasn't asking for anyone to do my homework. I was just looking
for -suggestions- on how to do it a specific part that I got hung up on.
You know, pointers in the right direction?
Jolinar
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> On Sunday,
On Sunday, May 19, 2002, at 01:05 , Jolinar of Malkshur wrote:
> Hi, I'm taking a Perl class at a local community college (Palomar, if
> anyone
> recognizes that) and I've gotten stuck on a problem. It's an online class
> and I don't have any contact with anyone else in the class.
well be for
n/m I got an email from a friend about 5 minutes after I posted this with
some suggestions that worked.
Jolinar
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> Hi, I'm taking a Perl class at a local community college (Palomar, if
anyone
Hi, I'm taking a Perl class at a local community college (Palomar, if anyone
recognizes that) and I've gotten stuck on a problem. It's an online class
and I don't have any contact with anyone else in the class.
Anyway, what I'm trying to find out is if it is possible to open a file and
put it in
