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You should change:

chomp $_; # Split the line by whitespace my @array = split (/\s+/, $_); # If the first column of a line is blank whitespace, shift + it out so the # first column corresponds to actual user viewable data, w +hich is the way # a user will count the columns, ignoring leading whitespa +ce. if ($array[0] eq "") { shift (@array) }

To:

# Split the line by whitespace my @array = split;

Because split with no arguments ignores leading whitespace so there is nothing to remove and it also removes all trailing whitespace so there is nothing for chomp to remove.


while (<@array>) {

That is short for:

while (glob join $", @array) {

and it is usually written as:

foreach (@array) {

In reply to Re: Multiple / Mapping Search and Replace by jwkrahn
in thread Multiple / Mapping Search and Replace by VinsWorldcom

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