
Laurent_R
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Nov 18, 2017, 3:01 PM
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Re: [tester_V] delete the newest file from the list
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I tried to use Laurent_R code but it fails on line 3 for "use feature "say"; so I removed it. I replaced "say" with print "@sorted \n " ; and the code really sorts the list. It just prins everything on the same line and the " \n " did not work somehow. Yeah, I did not know you were stuck with such an old version of Perl. "say" was introduced with version 5.10 (which came out in 2009). Try this:
print "$_\n" for @sorted;
I also wanted to remove the newest file from the list that was a major headache for me. The pop function, used on the @sorted array, will return the last item of the array (newest file) and remove it from the array. Update: you completely changed your post after I responded to it. My answers now look weird and unrelated to your post. Update 2: Oh, no, it is actually a new post that you posted. Sorry, our posts sort of crossed each other.
(This post was edited by Laurent_R on Nov 18, 2017, 3:23 PM)
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