I'm reading a 25 meg file that contains the content of web pages and their urls. The entire content of the file is placed in an array and then worked-over from there. (I know there are faster ways but ran into a loop snag with $/ redefine).
The problem is that when I run the script the array only contains 590 elements, when it should have 902. On page 590 are some vertical black bars if I look at it in Notepad. Tried the usual trick of opening and saving it in Word, but Word doesn't even display those, not even with a placeholder, and a save doesn't solve it. So my theory is that those characters are causing only part of the file to be read into the array. Is there some way to find out what their ascii or ansi value is? If identifiable, how can they be replaced with carriage returns in a script? Had the same problem on page 411, replaced those manually with <enter> but there are more, and with such a large file that's awfully slow going, mostly just waiting for refresh. Another attempt, FTP to server and back in ascii mode is going to take 40 minutes. Also tried these: $content =~ s#\r#\n#g; $content =~ s#\cM#\n#g; /g -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
