Here is something q&d (quick & dirty) that can be a start and can probably
be done more elegantly.
Scott
while () {
chomp; # eliminate \n
($v1,$v2) = split /\,/; #get variables
next unless ($_);#skip blank lines
$hash{$v1}++;# incr
Greg Wardawy wrote, on Tuesday, February 20, 2001 15:22
: Hello all, Is it correct to say: print if $var1 == $hash{$key =~
: /$var2\d+/}; or: print if $var1 == $hash{$key\d+}; if I need a
: conditional print for all keys of the hash which starts with
: $var2? The reason I'm asking is that I hav
