you need \s+ rather than \s* in your split statement.
"AITHA, BHEEMSEN (SBCSI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"AITHA, BHEEMSEN (SBCSI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am not able to split a string and build an array. I am reading the
lines from a file. I could not understand what I am doing wrong here.
My code is below:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
my $spool_file="gwcd";
my $gwcd_file="/appl/loopqual/ait/log/$spool_file.lst";
my ($wc_cd,$ind,$dm1,$dm2,$row_ct,$row);
my (@wc,@source_ind,@dummy1,@dummy2,@wc_row_ct,@data);
print "open $gwcd_file\n";
open(GWCDIN, "< $gwcd_file"); #|| die "can't open $gwcd_file: $!";
if ($? == 0)
{
print "open successful\n";
while ()
{
$row = $_;
( $wc_cd, $ind, $dm1, $row_ct, $dm2 ) = split(/\s*/,$row);
push(@wc,$wc_cd);
push(@source_ind,$ind);
push(@wc_row_ct,$row_ct);
} # end while
print "$wc[10]\n";
print "$wc_row_ct[10]\n";
}
close GWCDIN;
The input file is below:
313222 A 12/02/2003 44453
2
630620 A 02/28/2005 826240
2
847464 A 02/28/2005 29155
2
847576 A 02/28/2005 14147
2
847286 A 02/28/2005 5274
2
630323 A 03/01/2005 785867
2
708387 A 03/01/2005 725906
2
815932 A 03/01/2005 644998
2
616249 A 03/01/2005 620161
2
513422 A 03/01/2005 488744
2
708335 A 03/01/2005 471453
2
419422 A 03/01/2005 469839
2
419865 A 03/01/2005 389593
2
When I print, I was expecting the program to print 708335 and 725906 on
two separate lines. But the program is printing 7 and 3 on two separate
lines.
Any help is really appreciated.
Thanx..
-Bheem
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