Thank you for your time.

1. the line from the file means my view on the data, and its actual organization. :o)

2. It is awesome to use the module then -- the only point i'm worrying about is its speed -- w/ the array (as it is now in my script) the data is already in the script (in its array) while w/ the module it seems to me it has to be processed as yet (i.e. to be inputted into array) -- what about tens of thousands of strings? -- Please let know, if had such experience. -- It's better to know before doing! :o).

3. Actually i've written the code already (this is from whence the _\'_ combination comes -- and it works only once: when adding new data to the file -- then, multiple times it works as is w/o checking/modification.

4. I did not edit. but had noted that will use array elements as regexps -- but what does it change?

5. No, i didn't see that, but i will go to read it. Thank you, again.

In reply to Re^4: do does not read massive containing element w/ ' sign. by nikolay
in thread «Do» does not read an array containing element w/ «'» sign. by nikolay

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