Stuart Clark wrote:
>
> Hi Group,
Hello,
> Thanks for the help on the last question.
> Here is another i am having troubles with.
> Its a regular expression question.
> I have left out the rest of the script (which is working fine)
>
> I am trying to convert a file with numbers like these
>
> 54.35
> 435.23
> 1.98
> 57
>
> to this
>
> 00005435
> 00043523
> 00000198
> 00000057
>
> This is what i am trying to use.
>
> print (s\.\\,(sprintf"%09.2f",$number));
>
> I thought that perl would complete the inside brackets first
> Then the s\.\\ would operate on the result.
$ perl -e'
@x = qw(54.35 435.23 1.98 57);
for ( @x ) {
s/\.//;
printf "%09d\n", $_;
}
'
000005435
000043523
000000198
000000057
John
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