Re^2: sort after split

Thanks Aquarium,

I tried chomping then entry, but my list still prints in a sequential manner. Losing my mind :)

open (DB1,"logfile.log") or die("There was a problem opening the file.
+");
while ($entry=<DB1>) {
chomp $entry;
@fields = sort { $a cmp $b } split /\t/, $entry;
#@fields=split(/    /,$entry);
#chomp @fields; 

foreach $entry (@fields){
 $_ =~ s/\n/\,/;
}
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Any other ideas? I really appreicate your help all. Thank a Million.

lT

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Re^3: sort after split by Not_a_Number (Prior) on Dec 05, 2007 at 23:40 UTC
You seem to have missed (or deliberately ignored?) the question asked by Roy Johnson above. I'm sure that he won't object if I repeat his post in its entirety: What does your data look like? Give a few sample lines of input, and what you would want the output to be from that.	[reply]