Hi All,
I have a database file, some_sch.txt that is arranged like this:
username1
First Last
Some Community Sch
1000 S Adams St
Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
username2
First Last
Some Community Sch
1000 S Adams St
Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
username3
First Last
Marion Community Sch
Hi All,
I have a database file, some_sch.txt that is arranged like this:
username1
First Last
Some Community Sch
1000 S Adams St
Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
username2
First Last
Some Community Sch
1000 S Adams St
Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
username3
First Last
Some Community Sch
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$full_name, my $cust_name
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-Original Message-
From: Brian Volk
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 12:37 PM
To: Beginners (E-mail)
Subject: Format Database file
Hi All,
I have a database file, some_sch.txt that is arranged like this:
username1
First Last
Some Community Sc
> I have a database file, some_sch.txt that is arranged like this:
>
> username1
> First Last
> Some Community Sch
> 1000 S Adams St
> Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
>
> username2
> First Last
> Some Community Sch
> 1000 S Adams St
> Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
>
> username3
> First Last
> Some Communit
Brian Volk wrote:
I have a database file, some_sch.txt that is arranged like this:
username1
First Last
Some Community Sch
1000 S Adams St
Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
username2
First Last
Some Community Sch
1000 S Adams St
Town, Indiana 12345 U.S.A.
username3
First Last
Some Community
CTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 4:45 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: re-format database file
>
>
> Brian Volk wrote:
> > I have a database file, some_sch.txt that is arranged like this:
> >
> > username1
> > First Last
&
Brian Volk wrote:
Thank you very much, where can I read more about:
local $/ = ''; # enables "paragraph mode"
Perl's predefined variables are described in
perldoc perlvar
The expression "paragraph mode" is not used there, but the technique is
described.
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