By typing ga while the cursor was positioned over the micro in

@cache = split 'µ';

I get  <µ>  <|5>  <M-5>  181,  Hex b5,  Octal 265 down the bottom (in the ruler?) So that makes it a byte of value 0xb5?

Anyway my squid logs look like this:

1031902298.709    609 10.0.14.117 TCP_MISS/302 376 GET http://ad.doubl
+eclick.net/ad/max.starwarskids/ros;sz=468x60;num=443509536434963200 f
+red DIRECT/204.253.104.95 -

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There are one or more spaces between feilds (OT: cut -f2 -d' ' doesn't work :-( ). I was using:

while (<LOG>)
{
  @line_elements = split(' ');
  ...
}

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but it seems to work better with 
@line_elements = split(/\s+/);

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Is this bad? \s is whitespace (tabs as well)? I am actually reading the Friedl book (Mastering Regular Expressions) atm.

In reply to Re: Re: Splitting squid log lines with perl by blm
in thread Splitting squid log lines with perl by blm

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