Re: In-place edit on tabular data not working

See perlrun on -n. If you use the -n switch, you need to do the printing yourself. Did you maybe want the -p switch?

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Re^2: In-place edit on tabular data not working by gothamcity (Initiate) on Oct 18, 2010 at 18:43 UTC
Thanks, I got it to print out using `-p`, but the substitution is not being printed in the output (parsed) file. I know that the regex is working because when i run the following it prints the substituted words. `perl -F\t -lape "$F[4] =~ s/.y./yes/; print $F[4], \"\n\";" results. +txt` [download] Not sure why the substituted words aren't being written into the file. Any thoughts? Thanks!	[reply] [d/l] [select]