I apologize for disrupting the thread with this, but I think you are not seeing my /msg's...

Your Perl related questions belong in Seekers of Perl Wisdom, not in Perlmonks Discussion, which is reserved for the discussion of topics related to this site. This has been a problem with at least three of your posts (I moved one manually, and two others were duplicates that got reaped). Also, you have duplicate-posted five times (the duplicates have been reaped). This duplication is unnecessary, and an annoyance that can lead to confusion; eventually someone will mistakenly reply to a duplicate and then we have two problems to fix.

After you post a question someone here at the Monastery must manually approve it. This can take a few minutes, during which time you may have difficulty seeing your original post. This also may occur by hitting your browser's back button and re-sending POST data. Please dont duplicate your posts.


Dave

In reply to Re: Perl: How to match a line and print words at line immediately above it? by davido
in thread Perl: How to match a line and print words at line immediately above it? by WWq

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