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Getting a bit stuck. Would appreciate any help? Thanks I have a list of names. Each name corresponds to a profile on a txt document. Each txt document profile contains a section called address I am only interested in those names that are in Texas as well as those specifically in Austin...

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Hi I feel bad as everyone is helping but... I'll just rephrase original query. How do I remove lines within a text file containing lines starting with the word "hobbies" and those hobby lines containing football into another text file using LWP::Simple module Thanks again

use LWP::Simple; open (HELLO, ">>thanks.txt"); foreach $person (@group) { my $url = "http://www.domain.com/$person.txt"; my $content = get $url; print HELLO $content; Sorry, I was just typing fast. Original problem still exists.

The website is my personal one which I just use to practice perl on thus the invented website name. Any help is much appreciated.

use LWP::Simple; open (HELLO, ">>thanks.txt"); foreach $person (@group) { my $url = "http:domain/$person.txt"; my $content = get $url; print HELLO $content; @group contains list of names. Hi there. The file from the website contains lots of details but I am just interested in the line that...

I knew I came across this somehwere...hehe Thanks, found it. :o)

What is the last line doing? I understand the rest? Where did $families come from? while(<SARACEN>) { chomp; my ($family, $people) = split (/=/, $_); my @members = (split /,\s*/, $people); foreach my $member (@members) { push @{$people{$member}}, $family...

Sorry, my fault, I am just trying to figure out what the whole line means?

print FILE if ++$count{$_} < 2; Does anyone know what is being printed to the filehandle FILE?

Thanks. I do try and take on your advice to problem solve myself otherwise I am only cheating myself. Thanks again.

Is there a way to calculate the total number of terms altogether within arrays of a hash. I know I have to divide the following scalar but I can't figure out how to group the total number of "family members" in all the "families" of the hash. print "$member can be found " ...

Basically my data is subject to change but will follow a format as follows where I will have a unique "Family Name" followed by "--" followed by various "family members". The contents of the data are unknown to me apart from the format: Data is a text file as follows: FLINTSTONES=BARNEY...

A = 1 A = 2 A = 3 B = 5 B = 1 B = 7 e.t.c C = ..... Is there a way to convert this format to: A = 1,2,3 B = 5,1,7 C = ... . . . Z = ... I am thinking while in data file split each line to letters and numbers. if next letter matches previous letter push into an array otherwise create a...

#!/usr/bin/perl @foo= ("apple","orange","pear","pear","mango","apple"); for (@foo) { $bar{$_}++; } while ( ($k,$v) = each %bar ) { if ($v =~ 1){ print "$k appears $v time\n"; } elsif ($v !=~ 1){ print "$k appears $v times\n"; } } The above code works nicely with a one column set of...

The 001 element (3 figure configuration is important. Is this possible without having to type out all the numbers? I have tried @nums = (001 .. 500) with no success.

Does anyone know have tips on how I can go about doing this?

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LOL. Sorry, my mistake. It works!! Woo Hoo. My next challenge is creating a CGI form. THANK YOU EVERY1 and especially Raklet and PaulTEG! Stars All Around!

Thanks again Raklet. After printing out your and Paul' codes it definitely makes alot of sense. $pr = 1; $pr = 0; I still do not understand why these numbers are used. Is this a special case where 1 means something like true and 0 means something like false? But, you'll be pleased I have made...