in reply to Re: split and uninitialized variables
in thread split and uninitialized variables
Both methods have problems:
> perl -wl my ($x,$y,$z) = ('','',''); ($x,$y,$z) = split(',','a,b'); print "$x $y $z"; __END__ Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at - line 3. a b > perl -wl my ($x, $y, $z) = map { $_ || '' } split(',', 'a,0,b'); print "$x $y $z"; __END__ a b
The second one is easily fixed with:
perl -wl my ($x, $y, $z) = map defined $_ ? $_ : '', (split(',', 'a,0,b'))[0..2 +]; print "$x $y $z"; __END__ a 0 b
Update: Doh! Thanks !1 (silly lurker).
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