Thanks for the help. Yes, I was modifying the file in a unix
enviroment (msys). Printing \r\n instead of \n solve the problem.
Wikipedia has a nice article about this issue with some perl code for
modifying/adapting line-breaks between different operating systems :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newl
camotito wrote:
I am using perl on msys in a windows operating system.
I was manipulating a file with .TAB extension. This is a file with 10
(or so) columns separated by tabs.
I store each line in an array, after doing modifications to a couple
of fields I print the array in another file using t
On Sat, 2007-10-27 at 14:18 +, camotito wrote:
> The program I am using (that is running over windows) can only read
> the first line in the modified file. When I open the modified file
> with notepad I see an square at the end of each line.And all the lines
> are in one line.
For a Windows n
camotito wrote:
Hello!
I am using perl on msys in a windows operating system.
I was manipulating a file with .TAB extension. This is a file with 10
(or so) columns separated by tabs.
I store each line in an array, after doing modifications to a couple
of fields I print the array in another file
Hello!
I am using perl on msys in a windows operating system.
I was manipulating a file with .TAB extension. This is a file with 10
(or so) columns separated by tabs.
I store each line in an array, after doing modifications to a couple
of fields I print the array in another file using this line :
