I am not going to do Re:Re:Re now as it makes it hard to read. This reply is for this node Re^8: Pre-process csv files before using

Could you please wrap your column header info inside code tags? Long lines don't wrap otherwise. Thanks!

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my $str = <DATA>;
my @origcols = split /,/,$str;
my @cols = ();

foreach (@origcols) {
    $_ =~ s/\.//g;
    push ( @cols , $_ ) unless /Bandwidth.*|MSTCPLoop.*/ ;
}

map {print $_,$/ } @cols;

__DATA__
PDHCSV40EasternDaylightTime.240,ERWW.COMMUNITIES.MemoryPagesPER.sec,ER
+WWCOMMUNITIESNetwor
kInterfaceEthernetAdapterModuleBytesTotalPERsec,ERWWCOMMUNITIESNetwork
+InterfaceEthernetAd
apterCurrentBandwidth

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Output 

PDHCSV40EasternDaylightTime240
ERWWCOMMUNITIESMemoryPagesPERsec
ERWWCOMMUNITIESNetworkInterfaceEthernetAdapterModuleBytesTotalPERsec

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as you could see the periods are gone and no warnings. Also the column with bandwidth is not listd. Can you make sure your origcols array is correctly populated?

-SK

In reply to Re^5: Pre-process csv files before using by sk
in thread Pre-process csv files before using by DrAxeman

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