Re^5: Wildcard in a hash

thanks, but in the loop of read input file, "if ($pins1 =~ /^$key$/) ", the dollar sign, $ will have to be removed too.

This applys only if you want a partial match of the keys. A key like c4a would then match c4a_123[3] also.

You could escape the brackets:

    $pins2 =~ s/\*/.*/; # make key into regex string if containing *
    $pins2 =~ s/([\[\]])/\\$1/g; # escape brackets c4a_123[3] -> c4a_1
+23\[3\]
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That way the brackets aren't treated as a character class whilst matching the keys.

perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'

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Re^6: Wildcard in a hash by DespacitoPerl (Acolyte) on Aug 17, 2017 at 09:38 UTC
sry, what if in waiver file like this, `bump,175.00,2000.00 bump,250.00,2000.00` [download] in original code, it will take the second one as reading, how can make it so that it ca read through both lines	[reply] [d/l]