At 09:01 28/06/2003, you wrote:
>I have the following problem:
>
>I just read in a file <FILE>...
>in ONE of line of the file, there is a word I need to
>substitute...
>but I realize that:
>$a = <FILE> would assign $a the first line of the file
>@a = <FILE> world assign each line of the file as an
>element of @a...
>now...s/search/replace/ only works for string...
>is there a way to avoid looping through the file (or
>elements of @a to do this search/replace?)
>now the way I am doing is:
>
>foreach $m (@a){
> $m =~ s/search/replace/;
>}
can you not add "global"
ie s/search/replace/g
>is there way to avoid this loop? (such as reading the
>whole file into a single scalar?)
>
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