Re^2: selecting columns from a tab-separated-values file

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How about using a 'record' string with more fields to better show the effect of a split limit? Just append something like "\tFOO" x 42 to the existing eight-field string.

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Re^3: selecting columns from a tab-separated-values file by Kenosis (Priest) on Jan 22, 2013 at 02:42 UTC
Yes--impressive! Doing so makes a huge difference in the benchmarking. Will update the update...	[reply]

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