Hi team, I have a array with some fields like this

@csv_out = "m2000_id","2014-04-23 11:48:30","Ne is Disconnected",14742 +,10.35.22.201,"NULL",6007,"N/A","FailedtosetSSLconnectionmode","Media +tionService0206",10.9.74.12,405171,"874986",0,1,11,1,1,1,0,1,-",13890 +20188,"1389020188",1415599200,0,0,0,0,1,301,0,1389020188,0,0,0

So now I need to put double quotes around the fields that have characters (already done), and as well in the first 10 fileds. I tried something like

elsif ($_ =~ m/[a-zA-Z]/ || $csv_out[0 .. 10]){ print "$_\n"; $_=~ s/,/ /g; print WRITEFILE '"'."$_".'"' . "," ;

as you can see the first clause in the elsif is ok, but the second one cannot make it work. Any simple way to specify that I need double quotes on all caracther fields and the first 10 fields? Since the first 10 contain fields with numerics as well.

Thanks!

In reply to array range positions by juanito23

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