Recent content by spalmarez

Sort of, After the match of the phone number I want to add the new line so this wouldn't work because it would replace the phone number with new line: perl -pi -e "s/(\d+)\s+\d+-\d\d\d\d)/\n/g" Any other ideas?

I would like to add a new line after a match. I know I can edit a file doing a perl -pi -e "s/(\d+)\s+\d+-\d\d\d\d)//g" filename which this would replace the phone number with something but can I add a newline after my phone number or how would I do this in a script? The file is huge. here's...

Here is my mold output: MCC ODE SPF Time ODE SPF DTT SPF Time DTT SPF OMS state 80319.1 08/20/05 09:12:43 5350 08/19/05 11:01:31 65535 hearing 80321.1 08/19/05 16:59:01 5439 08/19/05 11:01:31 4320 tracking preferred 80172.1 08/19/05 13:26:41 65535 08/19/05...

This is my initial start (main program). The first sub I read a file in: my %hash; &read_file($moves); ##read file In my read_file sub I get my data from my file then I put the data into the hash, which works I don't return the hash: if (defined $_){$hash{$_}++; ---- Here is the sub to...

Looks like I am adding the same information in my hash when they should have different information. How do I just the the information I need?: 14014126,80321.1 14014126,80319.1 14014126,80172.1 13996815,81667.1 13996815,81630.1 13996815,81632.1 13996815,81678.1 13996815,81668.1 Here is my sub...

Thanks. I was making it harder than what it was.

I am trying to get the lowest value from my dtt value. I have multiple mcc's. How can I achieve this? Here is my list: MOD,MCC,DTT 13976465,80492.1, 65535 13976465,81402.1, 21600 13976417,80664.1, 65535 13976417,80431.1, 800 $hash{$key}{mcc}{$mcc}=$mcc; $hash{$key}{mcc}{$mcc}{dtt}=$dtt;