Hi, i am a student at collage who has never used Perl before. I need to crate an
program that looks
through a text file, find the data need and put it in an graph. I have no idea how to
go about
this . can any one out there help me with this. your help will be much appreciated.
Thank you for
Divyesh R. Patel wrote:
Hi, i am a student at collage who has never used Perl before. I need to crate an
program that looks through a text file, find the data need and put it in an
graph. I have no idea how to go about this . can any one out there help me with
this. your help will be much
Hi, i am a student at collage who has never used Perl before.
I need to crate an program that looks through a text file,
find the data need and put it in an graph. I have no idea
how to go about this . can any one out there help me with
this. your help will be much appreciated.
Thank
Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR wrote:
Hi, i am a student at collage who has never used Perl before.
I need to crate an program that looks through a text file,
find the data need and put it in an graph. I have no idea
how to go about this . can any one out there help me with
this. your help will be
hi mark,
"I need to crate an program that looks through a text file",
i would suggest looking into something called "regular expressions", or "regex". it's faster than parsing by using sub-strings. there is also an o'reilly book on it; i believe its worth the investment.
regards,
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Here is a link to a free online book targeted at new Perl developers:
http://learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
Here is another free online book:
http://www.ebb.org/PickingUpPerl/
I like Picking Up Perl because the book is available both
in separate
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Hi, readers.
I'm
having another senior moment, apparently, as the following shows:
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