Good point - personally, i hate tab-delimited files. If my
labels can contain whitespace, then i will use something
like a colon or a semi-colon or maby even -=:TOMMY_LEE:=-
i think merlyn chose \s+ to take care of situations where
tabs and spaces could be inter-mixed.
it all boils down to TIMTOWTDI ;)
jeffa
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My comment would have broken merlyns code and I feel I should post an apology. A split on \t would have left @values with an extra linefeed, so to be able to handle a proper tab-separated header you also need to:
chomp $labels[-1]
after splitting on \t. If the header is really one-or-more-whitespace-characters-separated, then the original code is fine. Feel free to mod me down or take experience points or whatever is the punishment du jour :-)
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Naw man... *NIKKI SIXX* is a much better delimiter.
/\/\averick
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