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I got stuck in the regex

I would suggest starting with CPAN rather than writing your own parser. Bio::Structure::IO, Chemistry::File::PDB, Chemistry::Mol all look relevant, and there are likely several more. If you use an existing module to do the low-level work, you can focus on the real reason you are writing the code (i.e., it isn't because you want to parse a PDB file, it is because you want to do something with the contents of the file).

If you insist on rolling your own parser, look at unpack. It is great for fixed-width data, and will likely be much faster and less buggy than any regex you assemble.

HTH


In reply to Re: Mean calculation problem by bobf
in thread Mean calculation problem by hellworld

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