>I would actualy like to see chop expanded to allow a variable number of
>characters to be removed and a sister function to cut the head off. Yes I
>know you can do this with substr but sometimes when you want the performance
>and need to cut up a string into fields. Lets say the new function is called
>'take'.
> while($str =<F>)
> {
> $head = take($str,40);
> $tail = chop($str,40);
> $middle = $str;
> #assuming $str had 120 characters in it
> }
>Just a thought....
The current syntax is more like chop(@), not chop($;$).
--tom
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