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>> I know it involves using the s/// operator to both strip the tabs and
>> replace with <sp> but the problem is that it requires using an array
>> for each address...and that is what is creating problems for me.
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> s{ (?<=Address:\t) (.+?) (?=\tCity:) }
> { ( $a = $1 ) =~ tr/\t/ /; $a }ex;
WOW!!! Perfect...Thank you. I went directly to the manual to find out
exactly what everything does. Magnificent! I gotta admit, I don't know
what everything does, but it does it well.
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