e going to process the data later. Variables are good because you
can give them meaningful names so:
$data='Tony\n,Jeff\n,Jimmy\n,Tammy\n';
@array=split(/\n/,$data);
print $array[0],"\n";
and
$data='Tony\n,Jeff\n,Jimmy\n,Tammy\n';
($Tony,$Jeff,$Jimmy,$Tammy ) =split(/\n/,$data);
print $Tony,"\n";
do the same thing, it depends what you want to do next.
HTH
Robin
re (in perl, just to veer
back onto topic), the users of which will mostly be native Japanese
speakers. My point being need creates necessity - you don't need to
support a second language and so don't see the necessity of including
it ^_^ (<- Japanese emoticon)
Robin
