c:\@Work\Perl\monks>perl -wMstrict -e
"my %accounts = (
tom => \"BigApple\",
tom2 => \"BigApple2\",
tom3 => \"BigApple3\",
tom4 => \"BigApple4\",
tom5 => \"BigApple5\",
tom6 => \"BigApple6\",
tom7 => \"BigApple7\",
);
my $counter = 1;
for my $userID (reverse sort keys %accounts) {
print \"$userID\t\";
print \"\n\" if $counter++ % 3 == 0;
}
"
tom7 tom6 tom5
tom4 tom3 tom2
tom
There's a lot of command line "noise" from having to escape all the double-quotes for Windose, but that's exactly the code I ran and its output: otherwise exactly the code bangor posted. What is the code you are running?
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