[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the repsponse guys!!! With your help ( really the direct
answer ) I was able to get this going! Below is my final script that
works like a charm.
The only question for learning purposes is, what does "=~ /[-+]?[\d.]+/
g;" actually do?
=~ is the binding opera
On Mar 18, 5:46 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John W. Krahn) wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hey Perl Guru's:)
> > I'm hoping that someone can help me out... I have a regular'ol ASCII
> > file which I'll need to read only the first line, and parse the three
> > numbers that are seperated by commas a
Thanks for the repsponse guys!!! With your help ( really the direct
answer ) I was able to get this going! Below is my final script that
works like a charm.
The only question for learning purposes is, what does "=~ /[-+]?[\d.]+/
g;" actually do? My Perl Cookbook doesn't explain ( or I just don't
k
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a regular'ol ASCII file which I'll need to read only the first
line, and parse the three numbers that are seperated by commas and
print the results.
How do I go about opening this file, reading the first line, parsing
the three numbers into variables,
This
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Perl Guru's:)
I'm hoping that someone can help me out... I have a regular'ol ASCII
file which I'll need to read only the first line, and parse the three
numbers that are seperated by commas and print the results.
This file will always consist of the same lines, but t
Hey Perl Guru's:)
I'm hoping that someone can help me out... I have a regular'ol ASCII
file which I'll need to read only the first line, and parse the three
numbers that are seperated by commas and print the results.
This file will always consist of the same lines, but the numbers will
be differen
