Thanks guys,
that helped alot!!!
what about doing something like this:
if ($slurp =~ /"defaultusername"="(.+)"/i) {
$usr = $1;
}
else {
print "no defualtusername entry!! for $file";
}
if ($slurp =~ /"defaultpassword"="(.+)"/i) {
$pass = $1;
}
else {
print "No default password entry";
}
as part of a larger script is that safe? becuase the $pass and $usr
would be processed in the Larger part of the script. ?
thoughts?
and thanks!
-Nex6
Nex6 wrote:
I am trying to Compare 2 strings for an if statement in an admin
script. $slurp is an entire file, and $file is a name.
what i would like to do is compare the 2, basicly saying if this =
that do this otherwise do this. i have the if statement and stuff
right i just need help with the compare.
$slurp =~ /"defaultusername"="(.+)"/i;
$usr = $1;
print "printing the value of the test var: $usr\n";
if ($file = $usr){
print "username: $file;
-Nex6
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