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Re: Matching and concatenating similar Eventids

by MonkE (Hermit)
on Jun 02, 2006 at 17:05 UTC ( [id://553338]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Matching and concatenating similar Eventids

If I understand your problem correctly, I recommend that you use a binding operator like so in case of a duplicate: 
if (you-have-a-duplicate) {
   $data{$other_file} =~ s/^([^\|]*)\|/\1\/$other_file\|/;
   $data{$open_file} = "$open_file/$other_file|$status|$event_id|$msci
+_sec_code";
}

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This will add the filename to both the open file and the "other" file's entry.

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