Oh never mind.

It helps when you chomp your keyword list as you read it in.

Me so silly sometimes.

Entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily.

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I have a lot of perl scripts that I need to port / fix so they run under *nix. Among other issues, the author wasnt Case sEnsitive when He typeD in database Names, File names or aNy other Type of name. >:/

We're talking about several thousand lines of Nonstandard Naming conVentions.

I want to build a search and replace script to fix these with a hash of accepted words in the right case. Can someone tell me why this wont work as I want it to? 

open ...yadayadayada

while ( ) {
  foreach $word (keys ( %keywords) ) {
     s/$word/$word/ig;
  }
print OUT $_;
}

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I didnt think it would be THIS easy but I cant seem to find the quick solution.

Thanks for the help!

-David

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