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Posted by swethafrienz (swethafrienz), 12 September 2007
Hi,
the input file I am having looks like this...

70822085500    tnsmrt0pr02    0      267    50    230      
70822085600        "                0       280     60      245      
70822085700        "                 0       290    70    254        
70822085800        "                 0       299     80   263
70822085900        "                 0        312    90  274
70822080000        "                0         323   100    288

and the output file should be like this after subtracting the values of first row from second row ....and second row from third row...........



70822085500    tnsmrt0pr02    0     0   0       0    
70822085600        "                0      13  10    15    
70822085700        "                 0      10  10     9    
70822085800        "                 0      9     10     9
70822085900        "                 0      13   10     11
70822080000        "                0       11   10     14


I want to write the ode in perl.
help me out in this.

Thanks in advance,
Swetha




Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 12 September 2007
What code have you written so far?  How were you thinking of doing this?  Or is this a "please write the whole program for me" request  

Posted by KevinAD (KevinAD), 12 September 2007
Quote:
help me out in this.


http://www.perl.org/books/beginning-perl/



Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 13 September 2007
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -pa
@h = @F;
for ($k=2; $k<@F;$k++) {
       if ($F[1] =~ /"/) { $F[$k] = $F[$k] - $p[$k]; } else { $F[$k] = 0; }
}
@p=@h;
$_="@F\n";


I'm not keen to leave questions "hanging" ... in the absence of follow up from the original poster I have written the slightly provocative answer above.  You may argue with some of my style, and indeed with whether or not I should have followed up again quite so fast.

Posted by KevinAD (KevinAD), 13 September 2007
Maybe he's off reading the book I linked him to. One can hope.  

Posted by KevinAD (KevinAD), 21 September 2007
on 09/13/07 at 06:10:19, Graham Ellis wrote:
I'm not keen to leave questions "hanging" ... in the absence of follow up from the original poster I have written the slightly provocative answer above.  You may argue with some of my style, and indeed with whether or not I should have followed up again quite so fast.


Well, looks like the poster has no qualms with hanging you up.  

Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 23 September 2007
Quote:
Well, looks like the poster has no qualms with hanging you up.  


Maybe ... but basically an answer has been provided / a resource generated and a discussion had ... between you and me, mind! I have learned to take a very laid back view and see feedback as a priviledge and a joy when it comes, rather than a right.

I was insired to write further on my blog ... if anyone comes back to that in the future, long after I penned this, there's a Permalink to the archive here





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