--- Daniel Mester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi again,
> for example i have a file like :
> zxcv zxcv
> qwer asdf
> bnmm sdfgy
>
> I need to split the sentences into a variables in list.
> So i do it in 2 stages:
> 1. Remove the \t form each pair:
> foreach (@list) { push(@temp, (split(/\t+/, $_))); }
Okay, this assumes the lines of the file have been read into @list as
individual elements?
> 2. Then i remove the \n between the strings:
> foreach (@temp) { push(@temp2, (split(/\n/, $-))); }
You completely lose me here.
What \n between strings?
> I am wondering - is there a way to do it in one turn? Must be, no?
I must've misunderstood what you are asking -- but have you tried:
foreach (@list) { push(@temp, (split(/[\t\n]+/, $_))); }
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