Hey,
Thanks a ton. The method that I was using was disturbing the formatting,
but this did the trick.
-Cheers.
Rob Dixon wrote:
I don't really like providing 'instant solutions', but I'm feeling too lazy
to help you to your own solution! This should do the trick, with the
disclaimer that I hav
# this must get the job done
open (FH,';
close(FH);
chomp @recs;
$c=-1;
while ($c<$#recs){
$c++;
@parts = split(/\s+/,$recs[$c]);
$recs[$c] = "$parts[1] $parts[0]";
}
open (FH,'>filename');
select(FH);
foreach $line (@recs){
print "$line\n";
}
close(FH);
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I don't really like providing 'instant solutions', but I'm feeling too lazy
to help you to your own solution! This should do the trick, with the
disclaimer that I haven't tested it in any way.
open INP, "< inp.txt";
open OUT, "> out.txt";
printf OUT "%-10s%s\n", reverse split while ()
