Sorry, I really don't want anyone to write a code for me because it's not right. The thing is I am having a hard time understanding the old script that I do not understand 100% - I did not write it. I don't know how this script is working to calculate the values in techfile then matching those values with the reference file. Can you tell me how this part is working ?

if($blockEMDC > 0) { $zzBlock=&CharCount($zzBlock,$i); push @readin, $i; #line added to array if($zzBlock == 0) { $blockEMDC=0; $readin=join(' ',@readin); #connect whole block to one + string $_=&CreateHash($readin,\%{$metals{$curlev}{'POLY_BASED +_EM_DC'}},'DC'); #if(!$_) {print("$curlev DC consistent is fine!\n")};# +only for debugging if($_==1){print("$curlev DC lentgh AND width ranges bl +ock is missing!\n")} elsif($_==2){print("$curlev DC count of lentgh-ranges +AND count of EM_POLYNOMIALS blocks doesn't match!\n")} elsif($_==3){print("$curlev DC count of width-ranges A +ND count of EM_POLYNOMIALS block-lines doesn't match!\n")} + undef @readin; undef $readin; undef $zzBlock; } }

In reply to Re^2: To enhance the script to cover new rules by freekngeek
in thread To enhance the script to cover new rules by freekngeek

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