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Recent content by ryorinin07
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Strange problem with join() and newline characters ...
Wow, that makes things easier, doesn't it? Thanks. Still, I'd like to figure out why it is that 1's keep getting added ... anyway, once I get more time I'll post the code here. Right now, all I can provide is a sort of paraphrase ... #!/usr/bin/perl #then some code, then ... $file =...- ryorinin07
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- Forum: Perl
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Strange problem with join() and newline characters ...
Yeah, I just print $data after that. ... I probably should put a die statement after that open(), though. :) Oh, and I put the file data into a variable because I do a lot of parsing and whatnot with the data, then send back the finished result.- ryorinin07
- Post #3
- Forum: Perl
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Strange problem with join() and newline characters ...
... Part of a script I wrote involves reading a file into an array then putting that array into one character string. Since I wasn't sure whether there was a shortcut to do that (just read a file into a scalar, no array), here's what I did: open(f, "$filename"); @file = <f>; close(f)...- ryorinin07
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