Hi monks, Forgive me not to post my question so long. I'm fully attracted by Parrot and perl6. I'm too impatient to wait for perl6 advent in Xmas. ;) Ok, back to my question.
I have a very large file. Below is log format: 
20071202231202        #yyyymmddhhmiss
blahblah
........
........
20071302110230
........
........
(Please note that the lines between two timestamp is not certain.)

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I'd like to make a index whose Key is line number and date. Instead of store into a database(stupid way), create a index mannually seems be better, although I've never tried it before. ;) Any suggestions or snippets could enlighten me?
Thanks in advance!


I am trying to improve my English skills, if you see a mistake please feel free to reply or /msg me a correction

In reply to How can I make a index for log? by xiaoyafeng

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