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If your codes are that exact, do a hash lookup instead:

sub interpret_clock { my %codes = ( '43 F' => 'Tunnel 1/2 Hr FT', '43 P' => 'Tunnel 1/2 Hr PT', '45 F' => 'Tunnel No Lunch FT', '45 P' => 'Tunnel No Lunch PT', 'F' => 'Full Time No Clock', 'O' => 'On Call No Clock', 'P' => 'Part Time No Clock', 'T' => 'Temporary No Clock', ); my $code = shift; unless (exists $codes{$code} ) { die "Unknown code: ($code)"; } return $codes{$code}; }

You're much less likely to be in error with that.

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to Re: Regex Substitution in sub by Ovid
in thread Regex Substitution in sub by peppiv

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