Re: Re: Pick Up Files and put contents into variables

hi there,

Thanks for that, but how would i obtain the output from the files? i don't see any part of the script that puts it into variables?
I am useless at perl, so i probably overlooked it!
AP3K

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Re: Re: Re: Pick Up Files and put contents into variables by fruiture (Curate) on Aug 30, 2002 at 12:42 UTC
`push @{$files{$file}} , [ split ]` [download] This line actually assignes the fields of the current line to "a variable". More detailed 'split' actually means 'split " ",$_' which is described in `perldoc -f split`. The resulting list is put into an anonymous array-reference, which itself is pushed into an array that is again an anonymous ref and the value of the filename-key in the hash %files. -- http://fruiture.de	[reply] [d/l]

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Re: Re: Re: Pick Up Files and put contents into variables
by fruiture (Curate) on Aug 30, 2002 at 12:42 UTC

push @{$files{$file}} , [ split ]
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This line actually assignes the fields of the current line to "a variable". More detailed 'split' actually means 'split " ",$_' which is described in `perldoc -f split`. The resulting list is put into an anonymous array-reference, which itself is pushed into an array that is again an anonymous ref and the value of the filename-key in the hash %files.

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