[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> data fetched from one column is 110 ^ 220 ^ 230 ^ 240 ^ 250 ^
> now we are splitting it on basis of delimiter (^) through following
> code.
>
> $task = 110 ^ 220 ^ 230 ^ 240 ^ 250
> @abc = split(/ ^ / , $task)
>
> if we print the values of @abc ,
> IT doesn't print anything.
>
> One more thing , The data fetched from a column is always stored in
> a scalar variable.
I think your problem is that ^ has a special meaning (it matches the
beginning of a line), and it may be getting confused even though it's
not the first character. I just tried it, and escaping the caret fixed
the problem. Change ^ to \^ and it should work.
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