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parsing of text files using perl
$x64k =~ s/\*//g; i am sorry but you lost me there.. where in the code shall i put that? thank you kkazakos -
parsing of text files using perl
Also i would like to get rid of the '*' character What i mean is this: I have the input file e.g. ==> r 250 4 26 960 0 0 88 x1* r 250 5 26 356 0 0 56 x2* I want in the output file ==> x1 x2 How do i do this? thanks -
parsing of text files using perl
Hello stevexff, Thanks. Could you please take a look at the following code and let me know if it is correct? Is this how a PERL program should be constructed? ------------------------------------------------------------ #!/usr/local/bin/perl $file = 'C:\telemetry_vld.txt'; open(INFO, $file)... -
parsing of text files using perl
Hello friends, I am exploring write now the PERL language and i must say that i am very excited!!!! My first personal goal is to write a simple program in perl that does the following : It reads the info from file1.txt. File1 structure is: r 250 4 26 960 0 0 88 x1* There are 64000lines that...
