Re: array size confusion

[Craig Cardimon]

I think somewhere your statement is returning NULL or otherwise empty 
values. I ran into something very similar to this myself. Within your 
loop, insert:

"no warnings 'uninitialized';"
to quiet such warnings. This should do the trick.
Liam Arbetman wrote:
while (<STUFF>){
 chomp;
 @line=split/\|/;
 $arrsize=0;
 if($_ eq "|"){
  $arrsize=0;
  }else {
   [EMAIL PROTECTED];
   }
   print $arrsize;
 if($arrsize<1)
i am reading a txt file where data elements are separated by "|". some lines are only contain a "|".  i 
get an "uninitialized value in string eq" error at the last line of code above--but only on lines that have more 
than just "|".
wtf?
i am convinced that it's something ridiculously simple and i made a really simple 
mistake.  but for the life of me i can't figure it out.
TIA
~Liam
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