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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting CSPLIT help Post 302382356 by summer_cherry on Wednesday 23rd of December 2009 05:08:00 AM
Old 12-23-2009
Code:
my $n=1;
local $/="/wmqi>\n";
while(<DATA>){
	$file = "file_".$n;
	open FH,">>$file";
	print FH $_;
	$n++ if $.%2==0;
}
__DATA__
<wmqi>
sdf
sdf
sdffghghhjjfh
</wmqi>
<wmqi>
gh
dfg
hhjhj
sdfsdf
g
</wmqi>
<wmqi>
dfgdf
fg
dfgfg
</wmqi>
<wmqi>
gfdfg
dfgfgfgfgf
dfgdf
</wmqi>
<wmqi>
fgfg
dfg
</wmqi>

 

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