04-10-2011
regex expression in Perl
hello, i'm quite new to regex and Perl in general. What i need is a regex that does this trasformatiuon:
input :
S45020:97,0;
S45020:45,1;
output :
crrout:97;
errout:45;
there are some other combination but they're useless for the comprehension of the regex i need
I need it for some philips is3000 script
thanks in advance
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
perdidohate
input :
S45020:97,0;
S45020:45,1;
output :
crrout:97;
errout:45;
maybe if can storage the matched expression in a scalar variable i can make a chomp to remove newline and chop to remove ";"
then
if ($var =~ m/[0]$/){
$var =~ r/S45020:/crrout:/;
$var =~ r/,0//;
$var = $var.";\n";
}
or something similar
any suggestion?
Last edited by perdidohate; 04-10-2011 at 01:34 PM..
Reason: explain something and less rude manner
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