William Martell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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: Hi Charles. Thank you very much for the code and the lesson.
: Works perfectly!
It wasn't meant to be a finished product. Just an example to
learn from. You need to, at least, add some error checking, but
I am glad it works. :)
: I am trying t
Hi Charles. Thank you very much for the code and the lesson. Works
perfectly! I am trying to add the address portion to this but I am still
having some trouble. I wanted to see if I could ask you questions regarding
your code for even more insight. Thanks in advance for your time and
consider
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099","location: Casa View ","paper: The Dallas
Morning News","date: 04/04/2004",
[/RESULT]
My desired result is this, (I want to be able to import this data into
excel)
[DESIRED]
price: beds: bath: phone: address: location: paper: date:
data, data, data, data, d
William Martell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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: I am trying to get this code to write the variables in
: a specific order, even if they are undefined or blank.
: I would like each row seperated by newline.
What is a row? What specific order?
: I am running into a problem with the scope of the
n - indicates you are sorting on the field [ that comes after ] 'n' th "," -- sorry
for typo.
-Original Message-
From: Jayakumar Rajagopal
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 2:31 PM
To: William Martell; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Help
Willam,
You use in your code :
my @alllines;
while ( )
{
my $line;
all your while loop code..
push @allines, $line;
}
@alllines = sort @alllines;
Within while loop, replace every ' print "..";' with '$line .= sprintf ".. "
