Which is identical behaviour to parse_csv - so it's a good replacement for the other code - which is what
powerman set out to do... :-)
Unfortunately even Text::ParseWords seems to have its problems handling CSV... if you have for example:
q<"19"" rackmount",more data>
Instead of converting
"19"" rackmount"
to
19" rackmount
Which is what I understand it should do
(try saving it in a CSV file and opening it in excel)
It converts it to
19 rackmount
- losing the " altogether :-(
Either we are not using Text::ParseWords the right way, or it can't cope with CSV :-(