Quoting Roman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hope fully this helps
### Script start
use strict;
my $process_dir =
'C:\work\_RHWork\projects\perl-beginers\directory-read\files-dir';
opendir(DIR,$process_dir) or die "Can't open dir: $! \n";
my @files = readdir(DIR) or die "Can't read dir: $! \n";
c
Hope fully this helps
### Script start
use strict;
...
Hello,
problem solved.
The script was writeen for windows with \\ in the path. It should run
on a linux box. I replaced the \\ with // and now it works.
Is ti possible, for compatibility, to use // in windows too ?
Thanks
Andreas
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> Sent: Monday, 8 January 2007 5:16 PM
> To: Roman
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> Subject: RE: perl script instead of grep
>
> >
> > Hope fully this helps
> >
> > ### Script start
> >
hould be able to run it on windows and linux..
Most of my development it on windows. So I don't think too much about unix
compability.
Cheers Roman
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Based on your specs this should work:
perl -lne'print $ARGV =~ /^PC=([^,]+)/, " $1" if
/^Mac-Adresse:\s*([[:xdigit:]:]+)/' PC*
John
Hello John,
no, it doesn't
It returns two times the name of the pc.
Bye
Andreas
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Andreas Moroder wrote:
> Hello,
Hello,
> I have a directory with many files with names made like this two:
>
> PC=laptop-fortbild,USER=fsigmund,OS=95-98
> PC=INFO-FABIAN,USER=fsigmund,OS=W2K-XP
>
> This text files may contain a line like this one
>
> Mac-Adresse: 00:10:D7:09:5E:16
>
> With gr
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From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andreas Moroder
Sent: Friday, 5 January 2007 8:37 PM
To: beginners@perl.org
Subject: perl script instead of grep
Hello,
I have a directory with many files with names made like this two:
PC=laptop-fortbild,USER=fsigmun
