Problem of Perl's "join" function

Hello Everyone, This 10th field is giving too much problem in AWK. How do i overcome ?

Hello, I wanted to remap the buttons on my Evoluent mouse, so I added following section to the xorg.conf:

Code: Section "InputDevice"         Identifier        "Configured Mouse"         Driver                "mouse"

Hello All, I have a file with data as below. Each line consists of 21 fields.

Hi Perl Experts,

Could somebody help me how to solve my problem if I have array contains the following data:

Code:     "SEQ-0      UNSORT2    0",     "SEQ-1      UNSORT2    1",     "SEQ-2      UNSORT2    2",     "SEQ-3     

Hi everyone, I would really appreciate any help I could get on the following topic. I am not very familiar with reg expressions nor with sed, I just know the basic uses. What I am trying to do is the following: I have a huge text file where I would like to replace all occurnces of a certain pattern with another one.

Code: my %h = {}; $h{$ct} = {}; my $ct="a|b"; $h{$ct}->{'load'} = "load_check" if ($h{$ct} ); print "$h{$ct}->{'short'}\n";  #The value does not printed here however it should be print. my $ct="c|d"; $h{$ct}->{'unload'}  = "unload_check"  if ($h{$ct} );

foreach my $ct (keys %h) { print "$h{$ct}\n"; } Can an

Well, today I found something out pretty cool. I had no idea that Ruby did pattern matching, though I've seen it in OCaml, Erlang and Haskell.

Dear All, I have the following file:

file1

Code: "1"        189218400        189221399        3000        "0041 ENSMUSG00000000031"        "0041"        "+"        "ENSMUSG00000000031"     

Hi all I am using this FTP Script

Code: my $envir = $ENV{ECR_ENV}; if ($envir eq 'dev') {         open FTP, "|ftp -n $ftpHost" or die "Problem with ftp to $ftpHost\n";         print FTP "user $ftpUser $ftpPass\n";         print FTP "lcd $archPath \n";         print FTP &quo