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Perl: Instering Names in to Text.
Hello my friends,
So I'm trying to insert some extra text in to text file/lines. w• Test-LinesXtra: INS ABC 123456 123456 w• Test-LinesXtra: INS DEF 123456 123456 w• TestLinesXtra: 123456 123456 w• TestLinesXtra: 123456 123456 I would like to insert text in in place of "INS ABC" text will be static not changing Each line will have different text to insert ... Is there easy way to do it like ... line 1; insert ABC after w• TestLinesXtra: line 2; insert DEF after w• TestLinesXtra: Beside I did small function in perl to find and replace .. it works but I can't replace bullets "•" Last edited by NDxiak; 07-16-2009 at 07:16 PM.. |
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