> > Da: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Data: Mon, 13 May 2002 16:31:57 CEST > A: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Oggetto: Rif: Re: Help with pattern matching > > > > Are all user names in the same format that in your example seems to be 2 alpha >chars and 6 digits? > > yes > > Would any of the passwords be allowed to contain a space character? > > no > > > > And, re your second example, does the single entry imply a file containing only >usernames, or that some files may contain only a single entry? > > The old files contain one username and one passw. > The new files contain three username for each qw,po,zx(the same number). > To patch the old file someone before me made a file with the two new po,zx and their >passwd but just the username for qw that was in the old file. > Old file: > qw001234 qwerty > > patched file: > qw001234 po001234 poiuyt zx001234 lkjhgf > > I need a single file with the new files and the patched files with the passwd for >each qw. > I understand this is not the right place for my problem,but if you could help >me...I'm a beginner in the fantastic world of perl...Thanks a lot. > > > > > I have many files (called listxxx)with user name and passwd.Some are in this >form: > > > > > > qw001234 kjfgkdf po001234 kjhdsfi zx001234 kdssdgjh > > > > > > some other in this: > > > > > > qw003214 > > > > > > and the last: > > > > > > qw003214 po003214 sdkggdjk zx003214 kbasmkll > > > (no passwd for qw.It's in a different file) > >
