On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Andre` Niel Cameron wrote:
> I have a pain in the butt array that SOMETIMES has a CR at the end and
> sometimes does not. Can anyone think of a way to test to see if the \n is
> there and if it is then chop else no chop? Cause if I just use chop then it
> starts chopping off
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On Dec 12, Andre` Niel Cameron said:
>I have a pain in the butt array that SOMETIMES has a CR at the end and
>sometimes does not. Can anyone think of a way to test to see if the \n is
>there and if it is then chop else no chop? Cause if I just use chop then it
>starts chopping off letters somet
I think using chomp instead of chop should do it... there should be no need for
test.
Philippe Soares
Andre` Niel Cameron a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I have a pain in the butt array that SOMETIMES has a CR at the end and
> sometimes does not. Can anyone think of a way to test to see if the \n is
> the
Ok, if you just want to get rid of a trailing space, use chomp() function
instread of chop(). Coz chop() trims the the last character, and chomp()
trims the record seperator ( $/ ) which is by default a new line that
keeps giving you pain :-)
Andre` Niel Cameron wrote:
ANC: Date: Wed, 12
Use chomp(), which is just like chop() but will only remove the
character if it's equal to the $/ variable (which is \n by default).
Ernie Hershey
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