Thanks for the tips. Incorporated and tested fine.

Question: What is better coding practice and quicker?

if (defined($opt_ignore)) { if (defined($opt_reverse)) { $map{lc($array[1])} = $array[0] } else { $map{lc($array[0])} = $array[1] } } else { if (defined($opt_reverse)) { $map{$array[1]} = $array[0] } else { $map{$array[0]} = $array[1] } }

or

$map{ (defined($opt_ignore) ? lc( (defined($opt_reverse) ? $array[1] : + $array[0])) : (defined($opt_reverse) ? $array[1] : $array[0])) } = ( +defined($opt_reverse) ? $array[0] : $array[1])

In reply to Re^2: Multiple / Mapping Search and Replace by VinsWorldcom
in thread Multiple / Mapping Search and Replace by VinsWorldcom

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