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Re^3: Reading through a file and checking for a specific stringby vihar (Acolyte) |
on Aug 20, 2013 at 13:35 UTC ( [id://1050184]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Thanks! This works flawlessly. I just had one more question. How do I avoid printing out values that are not found? So currently it prints out all 5 even if one of the match is not found. AB : 135172 FG : 248782 AD : 64 AE : 0 AC : 0 I would like to avoid AE and AC in this case since they are not found. Also, two more requirements just came up. There is a one word description attached to each string I am supposed to find and they are supposed to be printed alphabetically. Would I need to make a separate array to print out description next to each string I am printing? This is what the result should look like: AB(ABYUSID) : 135172 FG(FGIUIO) : 248782 AD(ADHGUT) : 64 AE(AERUTOT) : 0 AC(ACVHGTI) : 0 Would I need to store these one word descriptions in a separate array and print from there? I tried doing it that way but then it becomes infinite loop and keeps printing these values every time they are found Thanks for all the help!
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