Ben Crane wrote: > Jaschar Otto, > > Yep, you're right with the second guess :-) I didn't > explain it too well so apologies from me. Actually, > I'm creating a log file parser where the results can > be placed into a mysql database. > > Most log file analyzers use [15/Jan/2003:11:25:46 > +0000] and split the date and time...but I want to > split day, month, year, hour, minute, second and then > time difference as it'll be easier to process/analyze data once in > mysql. > > So I want to seperate [15/ to 15, then /Jan/ to Jan, > then /2003: to 2003 and so on...
You can split using a character class: $ perl -le 'print for split /[[\/:+\]]/, "[15/Jan/2003:11:25:46+0000]"' 15 Jan 2003 11 25 46 0000 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
