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Need advices for my script
Hi, I have made a script where I can extract lines from my apache logfile based on ip adresses. As I'm quite new to perl I know that the script I have made isnt efficient at all. So I wonder if anyone could help me a bit and give som tips how to do it better. #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings... -
change hash key name?
Thanks a lot, have been struggling with this for quite a bit of time. -
change hash key name?
Hi, Is it possible to change a keyname in a hash? My keys values in the hash references to arrays. I have a option in my script where you can change the information in the hash. chomp($hash{$matching_keys[$val]}[0]=<STDIN>); chomp($hash{$matching_keys[$val]}[1]=<STDIN>)... -
search hash keys
Yes I mean contain, pardon my english. So if I have these keys for example: sometest some test testing other keys If I search for "test" I want to get the first three keys. -
search hash keys
This works only if you type the exact keyname. I want to be able to search for example "test" and get all keys that consist of the word "test". -
search hash keys
Hi, I have made a data structure that consists of hash and the keys referencing to arrays. The key names comes from the first elements in the array it referencing to. The thing I trying to accomplish is to be able to search trough all keys and print all that matches the string. From the keys...
