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in thread Caution - contents may settle in transit

Read perlop for the tr operator. It's the same thing... these operators ( q, qq, qw, s, tr, m, qx, qr ) can all be delimited by nearly any delimiter. 
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Caution - contents may settle in transit
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 12, 2000 at 23:00 UTC
    Well.. i've tried to understand it but my english seems to lack a bit... i've tryed : $res = tr'ou''hello'; thinking I would get "hellu" in $res but it gives me some error... could you give me a working exemple? Thanks a lot, I know I must be a pain for you. Sorry
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      Is it just me, or does anyone smell a troll? ;-)

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        I'm beginning to think so... 
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      my $variable = 'hello';
$variable =~ tr/o/u/;
print $variable;

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      You need to read perlop to figure out how to use tr and it's family. 
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        Hi, thanks again casey! The only question left is the folowing : if $t="1234" and $_="abcd" and the script does an s/hello/$t/seee; what the "seee" do change? I think it does nothing but... can't find why it is in the script...
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