Jin Zhisong wrote:
The following code didn't work.
My $type = $ARGV[1]
my $match = ( $type eq 'bcv' ) ? 'BCV' : 'RAID-5' ;
my $pattern = ( $type eq 'bcv' ) ? "${match}\s+N\/Asst" :
"${match}\s+N\/Grp" ;
while ( )
On 12/19/07, Jin Zhisong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The following code didn't work.
> my $pattern = ( $type eq 'bcv' ) ? "${match}\s+N\/Asst" :
> "${match}\s+N\/Grp" ;
Did it not work because it did not use qr//? That's at least part of
the problem. It may help you during development if yo
Thanks every one that helps. I find my problem. Now how
can I have a $pattern that contain some special characters
to pass it into regex?
I want to extract the line that contains either
RAID-5N/Grp'd
Or
BCV N/Asst'd
The following code didn't wor
"Jin Zhisong" schreef:
> I define a $match variable and use it in the patterr below.
> However it didn't match anything for the sample data.
perldoc -f qr
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On 12/19/07, Jin Zhisong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>next unless /\s+BCV\s+N/Grp/; it works
Oh, I hope it doesn't work. The number of forward slashes is all wrong.
> next unless /\s+BCV\s+N\/Grp/; it didn't work
But this one might actually parse. If it doesn't match when it's
supposed
Jin Zhisong wrote:
> HI, I'm looking for some advice of how to do this?
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> I need to match some "variable" pattenrs so
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> I define a $match variable and use it in the patterr below.
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> However it didn't match anything for the sample data.
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> If I change the match critia to h
