Hello monks,

I have this "file.txt" with lines:
123||abc
234||frt
456||wer
and i would like to split them into 6 different scalars($numb1='123',$text1='abc',$numb2='234'...):
$i=1;

foreach $line(@file)
{
  chomp $line;  
  ($numb."[$i]",$text."[$i]")=split(/\|\|/,$line);#problem??

$i++;
}

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Now i would like to display my scalars like: 
for($j=0; $j<$i; $j++)
{ print $numb."[$i]||".$text."[$i]"; }

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So this is my code and it must be something wrong with split line, concatenation....

Thanx for your help.
NEJC

In reply to getting scalars out from txt file by nejcPirc

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