Michael Weber wrote:
>
> It was a trailing space in $_ that was getting me. I changed a chomp
> to a chop and it now finds the string.
It would be better to use s/\s+$// to remove trailing whitespace as it
removes _only_ whitespace whereas chop will remove _any_ character from
the end of the st
It was a trailing space in $_ that was getting me. I changed a chomp
to a chop and it now finds the string.
Thanx for the tip, and the code!
-Michael
>>> "Patel, SamirX K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/05/02 05:08PM >>>
Could there be extra, non-visible characters attached to the subject
coming
back?
Could there be extra, non-visible characters attached to the subject coming
back? You might want to try using a regular expression to do the
comparison. It'll give you more control to pass or ignore stuff.
Something the following will ignore extra leading or trailing characters,
and ignore case
