: Text::CSV problem
Nevermind ... found it on google:
s/\013//gs;
Thanks for the tip on od & "vertical tab"
Now I got other characters to chase down! ;)
Jason "lovin' CSV right now ;)" Purdy
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> > between `"OTHER` and the closing `"`. I am guessing that something like
> > s/\cV// or s/\cv// should do the trick.
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> > Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 2:50 PM
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that something like
> s/\cV// or s/\cv// should do the trick.
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From: Jason Purdy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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That's a cool tip - thanks! Now when looking at the file, I see this:
$ od -c oldfile3.csv |more
100 O N E L
That's a cool tip - thanks! Now when looking at the file, I see this:
$ od -c oldfile3.csv |more
100 O N E L B R A I D Z E N 1 9
120 6 1 \v 7 0 7 O F F I C E " , "
What the heck is a "\v"? When I tried to s
you can use the Unix command `od -c `, which will give you an
octal dump in character mode of the file. This will tell you what characters
are where in the file.
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Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 2:25 PM
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