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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Split a record Post 302193045 by photon on Thursday 8th of May 2008 10:48:21 AM
Old 05-08-2008
In perl you could do something like

Code:
$str = "1001A0010@B0010*&^0)C0012hgdj&6sD0020fhfri93kivmepi9";

$str =~ /(.*)A(.*)B(.*)C(.*)D(.*)/;

$uni = $1;
$a = $2;
$b = $3;
$c = $4;
$d = $5;

$seg1 = $uni.A.$a;
$seg2 = $uni.B.$b;
$seg3 = $uni.C.$c;
$seg4 = $uni.D.$d;

and so on.
 

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