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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Perl Array Variables to be returned to main Post 302330377 by Raynon on Wednesday 1st of July 2009 04:26:32 AM
Old 07-01-2009
Hi prasperl,

May i know if the below code is added , will it set all the rest of the base array index to 1 or does it just apply to the particular array @Marks only ?

Code:
$[ = 1;

Another question is that my "reports_${counting}_${_[0]}.txt" file has the below contents, however if i put the index to be the below in red, i would NOT be able to capture the correct $lotsuffix variable ? Why is this so ?

Code:
LOTSUFFIX1= AAAAA
LOTSUFFIX2= BBBBBB
LOTSUFFIX3= NIL
LOTSUFFIX4= NIL
LOTSUFFIX5= NIL
LOTSUFFIX6= NIL
LOTSUFFIX7= NIL
LOTSUFFIX8= NIL
LOTSUFFIX9= NIL
LOTSUFFIX10= NIL

DATE1= 29-Jun
DATE2= 29-Jun
DATE3=
DATE4=
DATE5=
DATE6=
DATE7=
DATE8=
DATE9=
DATE10=

Code:
my @Fld = split(' ', $line );
if ( $Fld[0] eq 'LOTSUFFIX=' ) {
          $lotsuffix[$counting] = $Fld[1];
          print "$lotsuffix[$counting]\n";
}

Last edited by Raynon; 07-01-2009 at 05:41 AM..
 

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