Myraja,

Everyone makes a mistake, and you have made one. In case you haven't figured it out -- it seems like you are not asking for help but are asking others to do your work/hobby for you. This is evident from your statement -- "I will be happy if you can offer full source code tested for result." It is also not clear that you really tried even though you say -- "I tried with arrays...but had problems when the full file size exceed several 100 mb as it used lot of memory RegEx didnt me fetch good luck."

Any community is only as good as its members, and you are one of them. If you want to benefit, you have to give back. And, you have to respect others.

Some may sound harsh, some may be gentle. But no one wants to be taken advantage of. And everyone respects a hardworker, a sincere sounding person, and one who takes his/her own responsibilities seriously.

Go back, try out the problem. Come back and apologize to the community. Post your code that you wrote, post your results, ask for specific advice on how to improve it. Trust me, everyone will appreciate you and welcome you. And you and Perl will be happy together.

Be sure to read "How to ask questions on newsgroups" or "How to not have questions go unanswered" -- just type these phrases in Google and you will get good pointers.

Good luck.

In reply to Re: parsing file using metacharacters -new by punkish
in thread parsing using metacharacters by myraja

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