gpatel
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Nov 29, 2008, 3:10 PM
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 Problem 1- Email ids conversion code error
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Problem 1
This is a new set of email ids . ghood@gee.com, vfojob@gee.com,dooejas@gee.com,viobes2@gee.com,asbxxv@gee.com,gibees@gee.com,fiddef@gee.com,vihhoo@gee.com,giboss@gee.com,veedi@gee.com,ekdnm@gee.com,kimsrp@gee.com
This is the old set of email ids in the numerical format
~!*37!@644.2>_576138@644.2>_013*9*@644.2>_6794@644.2>_%'4&3@644.2>_6>>558@644.2>_<2~`84@644.2>_<`93@644.2>_%>`&8@644.2>_84&3<3@644.2>_2~9~8@644.2>_2:319@644.2>_
conversion code is being used as mentioned below [a-j] by [0-9] and [k-z] by [~!_<>%^&*() ; `"=?]
I wish to store the new set of email ids along with the already existing old set of email ids which were stored in numerical format. I have problem in obtaining the repeated email ids after saving the new set in the old . this is the script used to resolve this problem but there is an error
@entries =qw (.................................................);
@list=qw (.....................................................);
foreach $ entry ($ list)
{ $ count== 0; foreach $ list ( $ entry)
{ if ($ list = ~m/$ entry/;)
{ splice (@list, @ count, 1);
print " $ entry was removed .\n";
$ count++ } } }
Print "$_\n" for @ list;
so , what is the correct script?
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