On Aug 14, 5:48 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rob Dixon) wrote:
> - isn't an implicit array. Where did you read that? It's a read
> operattion on the STDIN file handle.
> Does this program help?
>
> Rob
I was unclear, sorry about that.
You're correct I meant there is an implicit 'loop' (not array!) wit
tony wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
gnu grep -C allows for output in context to the matched line
is there an updated way to do this in perl using $. == $linenumber +
context?
I looked into the other thread that mentioned it, but none of the
scripts worked.
I tried the -00 switch and regex backreferenc
tony wrote:
>
> gnu grep -C allows for output in context to the matched line is there an
> updated way to do this in perl using $. == $linenumber + context? I looked
> into the other thread that mentioned it, but none of the scripts worked.
>
> I tried the -00 switch and regex backreferences with
El Wednesday 13 August 2008 22:45:46 tony va escriure:
> Hello,
>
> gnu grep -C allows for output in context to the matched line
> is there an updated way to do this in perl using $. == $linenumber +
> context?
> I looked into the other thread that mentioned it, but none of the
> scripts worked.
>
Hello,
gnu grep -C allows for output in context to the matched line
is there an updated way to do this in perl using $. == $linenumber +
context?
I looked into the other thread that mentioned it, but none of the
scripts worked.
I tried the -00 switch and regex backreferences with $1, etc but
thou
