I agree that it would have been nice to see what code the OP had worked on prior to posting. But you do have to give Felix2000 credit for this: The question began in the CB. I realized it would be better handled as a Seekers of Perl Wisdom post, and encouraged him to do a write-up, after reading Writeup Formatting Tips. Where credit is due is in the fact that for his very first post here at the Monastery he had the patience to read and comply with Writeup Formatting Tips before hastily posting his question.

To Felix2000, welcome to the Monastery, and thanks for being one of the few newcomers whos first post here didn't require janitorial edits. In the future, also try to boil the code you've worked on down to a minimal length snippet and post that too, so we'll know what you've tried, and so we'll know we're assisting a learning process, which is what we love doing. Come back anytime, and often. ;)


Dave


In reply to Re^2: Pulling data out of { } by davido
in thread Pulling data out of { } by Felix2000

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