"Gavin Henry"
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Thema: Matching two seperate lines that
begin with the same word
06.10.2004
13:23
>>My brain is broken today.
Hi , mine breaks sometimes as well
>>I have a file with a list of installed rpm packages, some of them are
>>duplicated and I want to sort the file/llist and print ones that have the
>>same name, like:
>>yum-2.0.7
>>yum-2.0.8
lately I had a similar case. It was just about which for which user which
sort of file's exist, which i solved with file::find !
Why don't you read the lines from the file , use split to separate package
name and versions ?
As my mind was broken then as well, I couldn't imagine how to sort the
resulting data ( array or hash ) in perl!
But being a dba I just thought about a table in a database to insert every
entry.
Then I could do all the sorting with sql-help even with perl or without !
Best regards
Manfred
>>Then I am going to clean up the rpmdb
>>Any tips, apart from reading my llama book ;-)
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