Hi

I have one file with 500 lines in it. i want to split that file into 5 file each should contain 100 lines.

i used delimiter after every hunder lines and i am able to split file into 5 files.

Now what i want is...

Instead of delimiter i want to count number lines in a file.then split that file qually into 5 files..

Please help me in doing this one

spliting file code using delimiter.
#!/usr/bin/perl my $fil_count = 0; my $delim = 'test'; open IN, '< test1.txt' or die "Can't open in.txt: $!\n"; open OUT, '> Out0.txt' or die "Can't write to out0.txt: $!\n"; while (<IN>) { if (/^(.*?)$delim(.*)$/) { print OUT $1 if $1; close OUT; $fil_count++; open OUT, '> Out' . $fil_count . '.txt' or die "Can't write to out +${fil_count}.txt: $!\n"; print OUT $2 if $2; } else { print OUT $_; } } close IN;

In reply to split a file into number of file based on line count by asha80

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