First of all, I want to thank you all for your help. This is awesome! You guys have come through for me every time I have asked for help and I appreciate it! So thank you very much and I am tipping my hat to all of you.
And, yes it was for testing purposes, and at first I thought I may need
to parse it by the type of lot# it was. But that was for nought. The
main thing I do with Perl right now is change stuff I have to work in
new situations, I get stuck alot while trying to learn. My mentor here
at work left a while back and we dont use perl as much anymore so there
has been no need for this until now when I write simple scripts to do
some mundane stuff. I kind fo wish there was more need and i had the
time to really get down and learn it.
Anyways, enough of that, I did have another question. Could one of you
write out in words what the below line is saying? Or point me to a good
site that will tell me?
m/(\S+)\s+(\S+)/
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