Re^2: Doublequotes in column

$Uni =~ tr/"//; # trailing 'd' has no meaning here $line =~ tr/"//; # this deletes all " characters
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Sorry, but that is just wrong.

Without the "trailing d", tr/// counts, but otherwise does nothing:

$s = '"bill","1","fred"';;

$s =~ tr["][];;
print $s;;
"bill","1","fred"

$s =~ tr["][]d;;
print $s;;
bill,1,fred
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Re^3: Doublequotes in column by Marshall (Canon) on Dec 03, 2011 at 11:54 UTC
I'm sorry too. The 'd' does matter. I hit the post button too soon. I still haven't figured out what this %custom hash does. But it is 4 AM here....	[reply]