Re^3: Perl starter with questions about processing data from a txt file

The code reports the remembered value when D > 1e-3, to the actual C value. As it is, it will report all the values. If you want to report only the first one, just exit the loop via last after printing a value. If you want to skip values that are on the neighbouring lines, just set a flag once you output a value, clear it otherwise, and only report a value if the flag is not set.

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Re^4: Perl starter with questions about processing data from a txt file by willperl (Initiate) on Jan 17, 2013 at 22:51 UTC
Thanks choroba! I played with the code and understand what you meant by saying "remembered" value. Still trying the "last" perl function but when I added it instead of giving me only one result my code returned nothing... Thanks again for your help!	[reply]
Re^4: Perl starter with questions about processing data from a txt file by willperl (Initiate) on Jan 17, 2013 at 23:00 UTC
Oops~~ I added some conditions after the last command and was able to exit the while loop using last as recommended. Thanks again choroba!	[reply]