wow. didn't expect anyone to read this so late. i haven't had a chance to analyze your response but here is part of the code:
$datafile = $ARGV[0];
chomp $datafile;
open (INPUT, $datafile) || die ("Unable to open $datafile");
@data = <INPUT>;
close INPUT;
@dim = split(/\,/, $data[0]);
$width = $dim[0];
$height = $dim[1];
@table = @data[1..$height];
for($row = 0; $row < $height; $row++) {
for($col = 0; $col < $width; $col++) {
$myString = $myString.$table[$row][$col];
}
$myString ="";
}
and the data file i'm reading is:
15,10
ADESFJRASLXDFRT
QBRAINOUEWHGYED
RIRURLKUNGEASDV
NAOBXCSTACHUIOL
OJKDGKJGHJUINHR
AHRHOAIDFSETRGH
RXANOGSYEROGATS
TOUDOGSDSAVFTRY
UORTUOFRHRJUIKO
BTIARTHYEUVFGQA
Dogs, Cats
Train
thanks
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