Good morning,
From what I can tell, you need an array, not a hash:
#!/usr/bin/perl use Tk; use strict; use warnings; my $mw=new MainWindow; my @header = ("FHT_neg45","FHT_0","FHT_45","FHT_90","OHT_neg45","OHT_0 +","OHT_45","OHT_90"); my $button = $mw->Button(-text=>"temp", -command=> \&button)->pack(); MainLoop; sub button { #Read BJSFM_out.prn into an array @data my $filename="BJSFM_out.prn"; open my $fh, '<', $filename or die "Can't find allowables.txt! $!" +; my $string="Laminate Strain Allowables"; my @data=<$fh>; my $n = 0; for (@data) { chomp; if ($_ eq $string) { $data[$n] = $header[$n]; $n++; } } open my $write_fh, '<', 'temp.txt' or die $!; print $write_fh @data; close $write_fh; }
I also made a few other changes... three-arg form of open(), lexically scoped most of your vars within the sub (instead of having them global), and changed from using a bareword file handle to a scalar one.
Also, if you have a more current version of Perl, you can change that for loop to using while/each on the array:
while ( ( my $iter, $elem ) = each @data ){ if ( $elem eq $string ){ $data[ $iter ] = $header[ $iter ]; } }
Update: added in chomp per toolic's point in his above post. I can't test this code as I don't have Tk installed. I've also included the file open check that I missed, as noted by morgon below.
In reply to Re: Replace Array Elements with Hash Values
by stevieb
in thread Replace Array Elements with Hash Values
by shortyfw06
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