Hope,this time I will make you clear.
Our script converts the original content to current output ,what we need is
the desired output.
*ORIGINAL CONTENT:*
*CURRENT OUTPUT:*
Hi,
Please find the correction in my words.
The script should read the original content and update and append the data
to a new file upto the desired output.
Thanks.
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From: elavazhagan perl
Date: Feb 12, 2010 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: file handling
To: "John W.
elavazhagan perl wrote:
Hope,this time I will make you clear.
Our script converts the original content to current output ,what we need is
the desired output.
So I take it by "line" you actually mean "Field record"?
*ORIGINAL CONTENT:*
Yes, you are absolutely right..
We need to increment the line by one and field ID by 20.
Whatever my be the fied id..
Thanks,
On 2/12/10, John W. Krahn wrote:
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>> Our script converts the original content to current output
elavazhagan perl wrote:
Yes, you are absolutely right..
We need to increment the line by one and field ID by 20.
Whatever my be the fied id..
Thanks,
OK, I give up. Does anyone else want to try eliciting a cogent and
informative response?
John
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The programmer is fighting against the two
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The program below works, but I don't believe I have to make the
reference # my $svgs = \...@svgs; to get it into the hash;
I think I should be able to do something like
$folders{$folder} = @svgs;
print "$folders{Ztyx}->[3]\n";
But can't get my head around how to do it (The error message
> "O" == Owen writes:
O> The program below works, but I don't believe I have to make the
O> reference # my $svgs = \...@svgs; to get it into the hash;
believe it.
O> I think I should be able to do something like
O> $folders{$folder} = @svgs;
why do you think that should wo
