$temp='196818OVA_Chlre2_kg.scaffold_4000234YEE1\'conservedmembraneproteinSequence
:196818OVA_Chlre2_kg.scaffold_4000234YEE1\'conservedmembraneprotein';
#$name = $1;
$temp = ~s/'//g;
print $temp;
its gives me: 4294967295 i dont know what this is...
the space is giving you an assigment (from the "=") to $temp of the binary
inverse (from the "~") of the number of match/substitutes for a single
quote (from the s///g).
a
Andy Bach
Systems Mangler
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