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Re: Auto Carriage Return?

by Fastolfe (Vicar)
on Nov 02, 2000 at 01:12 UTC ( [id://39500]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Auto Carriage Return?

When reading data from a file, it's vital that you remember that each line you read will have a trailing newline, because that's how it is in the file. I think this has been mentioned in at least one of the other threads you've made on the subject, and we've been tossing around words like chomp and chop in the chatterbox. The solution is to use, say, chomp against either a string you want to clip the newline off of, or an array made up of lines that you want to clip newlines off of. Most simply:
chomp(@lines); chomp(@indidate);
Hope this helps.

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RE: Re: Auto Carriage Return?
by ImpalaSS (Monk) on Nov 02, 2000 at 01:13 UTC
    Oh my, i COMPLETELY forgot that.. well that saves a lot of hassle. Thanks a million Fastolfe :)
    Dipul Patel

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