RE: Hash headaches

2005-03-07 Thread Terry Poperszky
Charles and Jenda, thanks for your responses. In addition to the change that you both suggested, I had a problem with the array variable @directory in my exists test. I was testing the entire array instead of just the current cell. Charles, thanks for your suggestion on opendir, I will look into

Hash headaches

2005-03-04 Thread Terry Poperszky
I am working on a bit of logic to be used in a script that copies new files to a temporary directory and I am stumped. Basically what I want to accomplish is to be able to look for the existence of a file name in a log file, and I am trying to use a hash to accomplish this. $directory is the

Re: Hash headaches

2005-03-04 Thread Jenda Krynicky
From: Terry Poperszky [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am working on a bit of logic to be used in a script that copies new files to a temporary directory and I am stumped. Basically what I want to accomplish is to be able to look for the existence of a file name in a log file, and I am

RE: Hash headaches

2005-03-04 Thread Charles K. Clarkson
Terry Poperszky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : Suggestions/Observations? Don't use external commands to get directory contents. Use 'openddir' and 'readdir' instead. : open MYFILE, dir_log; You should always check that I/O succeed. : while (MYFILE) { : $dir_log{chomp($_)} =