About the hash case insensitive ~~~
Hello,all:
I had a question about the perl hash case insensitive .
And I had this script :
==
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
%courses = (
2CPR2B= C Language,
1UNX1B= Intro to Unix,
3SH414= Shell Programming,
4PL400= Perl Programming,
);
print \n\EDP\ NUMBERS AND ELECTIVES:\n;
while (($num, $value) = each (%courses))
{
print -\n;
printf %-10s | %s\n , $num, $value;
}
print \nWhat is the EOP number of the course you wish to take : $num;
chomp ($num = STDIN);
print The course you will be taking is: \$courses{$num}\\n;
===
The question was :
If I type the 4PL400, then it will output the value ---Perl
Programming;
But I want to type the 4pl400 , and the result should be printed Perl
Programming
How could I come it true?
Thanks for any suggestions ~~~
Re: About the hash case insensitive ~~~
2009/10/27 Majian jian...@gmail.com:
Hello,all:
I had a question about the perl hash case insensitive .
And I had this script :
==
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
%courses = (
2CPR2B = C Language,
1UNX1B = Intro to Unix,
3SH414 = Shell Programming,
4PL400 = Perl Programming,
);
print \n\EDP\ NUMBERS AND ELECTIVES:\n;
while (($num, $value) = each (%courses))
{
print -\n;
printf %-10s | %s\n , $num, $value;
}
print \nWhat is the EOP number of the course you wish to take : $num;
chomp ($num = STDIN);
print The course you will be taking is: \$courses{$num}\\n;
===
The question was :
If I type the 4PL400, then it will output the value ---Perl
Programming;
But I want to type the 4pl400 , and the result should be printed Perl
Programming
One obvious solution would be to make the hash keys lowercase and then
lc($num) to resolve the keys.
Dp.
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RE: About the hash case insensitive ~~~
use uc() to convert to upper case (see below): chomp ($num = uc(STDIN));
-Original Message-
From: Majian [mailto:jian...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 12:50 PM
To: Perl Beginners
Subject: About the hash case insensitive ~~~
Hello,all:
I had a question about the perl hash case insensitive .
And I had this script :
==
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
%courses = (
2CPR2B= C Language,
1UNX1B= Intro to Unix,
3SH414= Shell Programming,
4PL400= Perl Programming,
);
print \n\EDP\ NUMBERS AND ELECTIVES:\n;
while (($num, $value) = each (%courses))
{
print -\n;
printf %-10s | %s\n , $num, $value;
}
print \nWhat is the EOP number of the course you wish to take : ;
chomp ($num = uc(STDIN));
print The course you will be taking is: \$courses{$num}\\n;
===
The question was :
If I type the 4PL400, then it will output the value ---Perl
Programming;
But I want to type the 4pl400 , and the result should be printed Perl
Programming
How could I come it true?
Thanks for any suggestions ~~~
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AW: About the hash case insensitive ~~~
Majian jian...@gmail.com asked:
%courses = (
2CPR2B= C Language,
1UNX1B= Intro to Unix,
3SH414= Shell Programming,
4PL400= Perl Programming,
);
print \n\EDP\ NUMBERS AND ELECTIVES:\n;
while (($num, $value) = each (%courses))
{
print -\n;
printf %-10s | %s\n , $num, $value;
}
print \nWhat is the EOP number of the course you wish to take : $num;
chomp ($num = STDIN);
print The course you will be taking is: \$courses{$num}\\n;
===
The question was :
If I type the 4PL400, then it will output the value ---Perl
Programming;
But I want to type the 4pl400 , and the result should be printed Perl
Programming
How could I come it true?
Use chomp ($num = uc(STDIN) ) to uppercase the input and make sure that all
your keys are in upper case, too.
HTH,
Thomas
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Re: About the hash case insensitive ~~~
Thanks all ~
when I type this command perldoc -f uc, then find this :
uc EXPR
uc
Returns an uppercased version of EXPR. This is the internal function
implementing the \U
escape in double-quoted strings. Respects current LC_CTYPE locale if use
locale in force.
See perllocale and perlunicode for more details about locale and Unicode
support. It does
not attempt to do titlecase mapping on initial letters. See ucfirst
for that
If EXPR is omitted, uses $_.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:11 PM, Thomas Bätzler t.baetz...@bringe.comwrote:
Majian jian...@gmail.com asked:
%courses = (
2CPR2B= C Language,
1UNX1B= Intro to Unix,
3SH414= Shell Programming,
4PL400= Perl Programming,
);
print \n\EDP\ NUMBERS AND ELECTIVES:\n;
while (($num, $value) = each (%courses))
{
print -\n;
printf %-10s | %s\n , $num, $value;
}
print \nWhat is the EOP number of the course you wish to take : $num;
chomp ($num = STDIN);
print The course you will be taking is: \$courses{$num}\\n;
===
The question was :
If I type the 4PL400, then it will output the value ---Perl
Programming;
But I want to type the 4pl400 , and the result should be printed Perl
Programming
How could I come it true?
Use chomp ($num = uc(STDIN) ) to uppercase the input and make sure that
all your keys are in upper case, too.
HTH,
Thomas
Re: About the hash case insensitive ~~~
On Tuesday 27 Oct 2009 13:50:16 Majian wrote: Hello,all: I had a question about the perl hash case insensitive . And I had this script : == #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; Just a note - you're missing the use strict; pragma which is a big no no in production code. See: http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/perl-for-newbies/part2/#page--my--use_strict-- PAGE (Sorry for the broken link - either paste the remaining part or search for use strict on the page.) People may refuse to help you with such code because it may contain many subtle bugs. Regards, Shlomi Fish [snipped] -- - Shlomi Fish http://www.shlomifish.org/ What Makes Software Apps High Quality - http://shlom.in/sw-quality Chuck Norris read the entire English Wikipedia in 24 hours. Twice. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: beginners-unsubscr...@perl.org For additional commands, e-mail: beginners-h...@perl.org http://learn.perl.org/
