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I am reading from a text file with two columns. The first column contains the name of a device, and the second column contains the IP address for this device. how do i get the name and address and assign them to separate variable names?
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Originally Posted by bigfoot_80906
I am reading from a text file with two columns. The first column contains the name of a device, and the second column contains the IP address for this device. how do i get the name and address and assign them to separate variable names?
a space? Or did you mean 2 rows?
I'll put in an example for both.
###.seperated by a single space.###
#example name 123.123.123.123
open(fh,"<file") || die "error $!\n";
my @string;
my ($name,$ip);
while(<fh>) {
chomp;
($name,$ip)=split(/ /,$_);
##################
#Process next
}
################################
########seperated by a tab or more than 1 space ###########
while(<fh>) {
chomp;
s/\s/xmarkx/;
s/\s//g;
($name,$ip)=split(/xmarkx/,$_);
}
##############################You can also go and read the perl manpage.
type "man perlretut" for regex examples and definition on linux.
on windows you can type >"perldoc perlretut"
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