>> Essentially, I need the following populated to a file: >> >> /a/2003 >> /a/2004 >> /b/2003 >> /b/2004 >> >> ...etc. >> >> I can provide code, but to be honest, I am working so hard on >> developing module subroutines for RADIUS accounting/billing >> management, I'm just hoping for an easy one-liner....(sorry). > > Why can't you just use file globbing in the shell: > > tar -c /[a-z]/200[24]
I didn't even think that such a regex would work underneath such a command. Pardon my ignorance. Sometimes it's the things that are most obvious, or the things I use most frequently that are the easiest to forget. Planning a complex solution around a simple problem is sometimes where I fall off. It comes from my experience in dealing with code that wasn't mine, that I have no idea how to fit it together, but yet I'm forever fixing ;) Thanks John, Steve -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://learn.perl.org/
