I started to learn PERL from today...^^
So, my question will be very basic.
Below is my code which reads line-by-line from a file and calculate the sum of the 37th columns.
The problem is that the program doesn't execute "while" loop and directly prints "recv".
I don't know why. Please help me.
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#!/usr/bin/perl + my $filename ="./multipath.tr"; my @entry; my $size; my $sim_time; my $recv; + $recv = 0; + open(FILE, "<$filename") || die "file $filename can't open : $!"; + while(<FILE>) { print "in while"; @entry = split /\s+/; $size = @entry; print $size; print "\n"; next unless ($size == 51); &get_throughput(@entry); } + sub get_throughput { my $node_id; my $end_point; my $flow_id; my $pkt_id; my $pkt_size; + if($entry[1] == "r") { $sim_time = $entry[3]; $node_id = $entry[5]; $end_point = $entry[39]; $pkt_id = $entry[41]; $pkt_size = $entry[37]; $recv += $pkt_size; } } + + close FILE;> + print $recv; print "\n";

In reply to What's wrong with my code? [from a beginner] by Wordlover

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