James Edward Gray II wrote:
> If you have fixed width values, separated by spaces and with no spaces
> in the values, you could use the super simple:
>
> @list_of_values = split ' ', $fixed_width_line;
No, unfortunately i do have spaces in values. Felix suggestion seems the
right way to do it
On Sep 4, zanardi2k2 said:
>I extract data from an AS/400 table, and i am not able to get a decent
>CSV format. So i have to choose a fixed-width format. Now i have to get
>all values. Is there something better than:
>
>$var1=substr($_, 0, 10)
>$var2=substr($_, 11, 16)
>$var3=...
Sounds like yo
If you have fixed width values, separated by spaces and with no spaces
in the values, you could use the super simple:
@list_of_values = split ' ', $fixed_width_line;
On Wednesday, September 4, 2002, at 11:00 AM, zanardi2k2 wrote:
> I started to use perl a couple of months ago in my spare time
on Wed, 04 Sep 2002 16:00:06 GMT, Zanardi2k2 wrote:
> Is there something better than:
>
> $var1=substr($_, 0, 10)
> $var2=substr($_, 11, 16)
> $var3=...
See
perldoc -f pack
perldoc -f unpack
If you have e.g. the following layout:
my $string = "123 456 ABC";
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