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  1. Courtney1306

    hex function

    I have no control over what the company wants to use. I am using that for a specific reason. Thanks for the help.
  2. Courtney1306

    hex function

    I'm actually changing some code which was given to me. I did not write that part, but there is a sub class used to define the parse function instead of using the whole module.
  3. Courtney1306

    hex function

    Yes, I saw that, and my other problem was a missing @ before field. Thanks for you help.
  4. Courtney1306

    hex function

    I have a file in excel with two columns of hex numbers. I need to change them all to decimals. The code works when I use a specific hex, but when I try to search the field it prints all 15's from first column when they should be 0. The second column is also wrong. Can someone help?! open...
  5. Courtney1306

    Search file

    Is there a way to do it without using a module? I need to avoid using a module as much as possible. Courtney
  6. Courtney1306

    Search file

    Those questions were from me as well, and they don't apply to this question.
  7. Courtney1306

    Search file

    I have a program in which the user is asked for two numbers. The program then searches a specific csv file and returns the count of the two numbers. The counts then need to be placed in the next two columns of the same file which was searched. The file I am reading in has three colums, about...
  8. Courtney1306

    Read data from CSV file in PERL

    Is there something completely wrong with this? I tried modifying it tod o something similar to what I want, but the program exits after I enter the two numbers in the command prompt. Element ID is the first number i would choose, say 37. Reference Element ID would be a second, 29 for example...
  9. Courtney1306

    Read data from CSV file in PERL

    No it isn't a homework assignment. I am having problems with the parse_csv part of the code, though. The command prompt is saying it is an undefined subroutine. I was trying to run and manipulate that code so I completely understood it. Don't I still need to used Text::CSV to use that function?
  10. Courtney1306

    Read data from CSV file in PERL

    The only problem with the parse seems to be that it is only telling me where the number is found. I actually need to then retreve the rest of the data in the other columns that are on the same line. There would be two other numbers I would get. I then need to put the two other numbers in...
  11. Courtney1306

    Read data from CSV file in PERL

    I am writing a program which reads a file that has three columns in excel. When a user inputs a specific number from column 1, I need to find each instance it occurs and the information in columns 2 and 3 on those same lines. How can I do this?
  12. Courtney1306

    Converting Files

    There are 4 parameters and each has a different set unsigned bytes. They vary from 1 to 8, adding up to 18 total unsigned bytes.
  13. Courtney1306

    Converting Files

    The basic format: Proprietary binary data file composed of several header fields of unsigned binary data followed by a list of 2 byte signed data items. I want to take the data items and convert them into a CSV file.
  14. Courtney1306

    Converting Files

    I am trying to convert a binary file into a CSV file in Perl. I have the binary file saved on my computer and I need to import that into Perl. I then want to convert it to a CSV and save under a new name to be used in a Vector Signal Processor. Does anyone have code to help me with this? I...

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