On 11-07-21 09:03 AM, Shlomi Fish wrote:
However, there is one problem where<IN> will return a single line, and so there will only be one "\n" at most, so I don't understand what he wants to split exactly. Does he want to remove \t\n from the end of the line?
His file is probably a tab-delimited text one and doesn't realize he should be using Text::CSV to parse it.
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