>> It is returning:
> >Results of the split is: Date: ID: Owner: Name:4
> >Results of the split is: Date: ID: Owner: Name:4
>These results look like they're coming from
your variable names, somehow. Or $Activity_Detail_Line isn't what you
think it is.\
Actually,
looking at your results, it's more likely you have a statement
like:
print "Date:
$Activity_Date ID: $Activity_ID Owner: $Activity_Owner Name:
$Activity_Name\n";
and the
$Activity_Name variable is the only one filled, with the number of tokens from
the split.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Gardner, Sam
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 4:59 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; $Bill Luebkert
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Metacharacters
> I need to put each string prior to a space into a seperate variable. Here is my string:
> 05-Dec-01.10:00:50 activity011204.221111 CLUNGU "(31246)"
> Here is my command to dump the variables:
> $Activity_Date,$Activity_ID,$Activity_Owner,$Activity_Name = split (/\s+/,$Activity_Detail_Line);remember, your split is returning an array, so you need the parentheses around the grouped scalar variables.($Activity_Date,$Activity_ID,$Activity_Owner,$Activity_Name) = split (/\s+/,$Activity_Detail_Line);
> It is returning:
> Results of the split is: Date: ID: Owner: Name:4These results look like they're coming from your variable names, somehow. Or $Activity_Detail_Line isn't what you think it is.\Good luck,Sam
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