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Re: Use perl to do direction matching

by vitoco (Hermit)
on Oct 09, 2009 at 18:03 UTC ( [id://800353]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Use perl to do direction matching

Instead of:

my $nline = "\n"; my $comma = ","; ... print OUTPUT $column[4],$comma,$column[5],$comma,$column[7],$comm +a,$column[8],$comma,$A,$comma,$B,$comma,$nline;

use:

# $/ = "\n" # Input RS already defined $, = ","; ... print OUTPUT $column[4],$column[5],$column[7],$column[8],$A,$B; print $/; # or use 'say' as it was said.

or interpolate:

print OUTPUT "$column[4],$column[5],$column[7],$column[8],$A,$B\n +";

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