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Re: Checking value of an extracted variable

by roboticus (Chancellor)
on Dec 23, 2012 at 14:17 UTC ( [id://1010101]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Checking value of an extracted variable

r.biswas:

I'd suggest writing a subroutine to read all your configurations into an array, and then when processing the input file you can simply load the current configuration. Something like:

my @configurations; load_configurations("config_file"); open my $FH, '<', $input_fname or die "Can't open $input_fname: $!"; while (<$FH>) { my @config_vars; ... parse out an input entry ... @config_vars = @$configurations[$configuration_ID]; ... code to process input using configuration variables... } sub load_configurations { my $fname = shift; open my $FH, '<', $fname or die "Can't open $fname: $!"; while (<$FH>) { my @config_vars; ... parse out a configuration... $configurations[$configuration_ID] = [ @config_vars ]; } }

This way, you have all the configurations at your fingertips, and you can process each input entry with a different configuration, if desired.

...roboticus

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