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File::ReadSimple - Perl extension for making filehandling very easy for not-so good Perl Programmers.
use File::ReadSimple;
file_read ("1.txt" or "ls -la |");
file_read_line("1.txt or "ls -la |","2");
file_bulk_read_line("1.txt" or "ls -la |","2","5");
file_read_last_lines("1.txt" or "ls -la |","2");
file_read_first_lines("1.txt" or "ls -la |","2");
file_read_odd_lines("1.txt" or "ls -la |");
file_read_even_lines("1.txt" or "ls -la |");
file_grep_word ("1.txt" or "ls -la |");
file_word_replace("1.txt" or "ls -la","abc","xyz");
file_grep_word_line_no("1.txt" or "ls -la");
file_tail("1.txt");
This module wraps many of the routine Filehandling/Command output handling tasks performed by Perl users/programmers. The reason for the development of the module is to help people use filehandling more efficiently and easily. Following is the way these functions can be used.
Function Name:file_read Description: To read a file or command output
Function:file_read_line Description: To read a specific line from the a file or command ouput
Function:file_bulk_read_line Description: To read range of lines from a file or command output
Function:file_read_last_lines Description:to read range of lines from the end of the file or command output
Function:file_read_first_lines Description:To read range of lines from the start of the file or command output
Function:file_read_odd_lines Description:To read odd lines from file or command output
Function:file_read_even_lines Description:To read even no lined from a file or command output
Function:file_grep_word Description:To find a lines containing the word from a file or command output
Function:file_word_replace Description:To find a word and replace with another word in a file or command output
Function:file_grep_word_line_no Description:To display the lines with nos where the word given if found from the file or command output
Function:file_tail Description:To continuously follow file output or command output i.e tail -f in UNIX.
None by default.
Nitin Harale, <nitin.harale@yahoo.com>
Copyright (C) 2006 by Super-User
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.
| File-ReadSimple documentation | Contained in the File-ReadSimple distribution. |
package File::ReadSimple; use 5.006; use strict; use warnings; require Exporter; #our @ISA = qw(Exporter); our (@ISA, @EXPORT, $VERSION); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(file_read file_read_line file_bulk_read_line file_read_last_lines file_read_first_lines file_read_odd_lines file_read_even_lines file_grep_word file_grep_word_line_no file_tail file_word_replace ); $VERSION = "1.0"; # Preloaded methods go here. sub file_read { open ( FILEREAD, "@_" ) || die "File not found" ; while ( readline *FILEREAD ) { print $_; } close ( FILEREAD ); } sub file_read_line { my $linenumber = $_[1] -1; open ( FILEREADLINE, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found" ; my @lines = <FILEREADLINE>; print $lines[$linenumber]; close ( FILEREADLINE ); } sub file_bulk_read_line { my $linestart = $_[1] - 1; my $lineend = $_[2]; open ( FILEBULKREAD, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found" ; my @line = <FILEBULKREAD>; while ( $linestart < $lineend ) { print $line[$linestart]; $linestart = $linestart + 1; } close ( FILEBULKREAD ); } sub file_read_last_lines { my $linestart = $_[1]; open ( LASTLINES, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found"; my @li = <LASTLINES>; while ( $linestart > 0 ) { print $li[-$linestart]; $linestart = $linestart - 1; } close ( LASTLINES ); } sub file_read_first_lines { open ( FIRSTLINES, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found"; my @li = <FIRSTLINES>; my $line = 0; while ( $line < $_[1] ) { print $li[$line]; $line = $line + 1; } close ( FIRSTLINES ); } sub file_read_odd_lines { open ( ODD, $_[0]) || die "File not found"; my @data = <ODD>; my $i = "1"; my $size = $#data + 1; while ( $i <= $size ) { print "$data[$i]"; $i = $i + 2; } close ( ODD ); } sub file_read_even_lines { open ( EVEN, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found"; my @data = <EVEN>; my $i = "0"; my $size = $#data + 1; while ( $i <= $size ) { print "$data[$i]"; $i = $i + 2; } close ( EVEN ); } sub file_grep_word { open ( FILEGREP, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found" ; while ( readline *FILEGREP ) { print $_ if ( $_ =~ /$_[1]/ ); } close ( FILEGREP ); } sub file_grep_word_line_no { my $no = "1"; open ( FILEGREPNO, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found" ; while ( readline *FILEGREPNO ) { print "$no:$_ " if ( $_ =~ /$_[1]/ ); $no = $no + 1; } close ( FILEGREPNO ); } sub file_word_replace { open ( GREPREPLACE, "$_[0]" ) || die "File not found" ; while ( readline *GREPREPLACE ) { if ( $_ =~ /$_[1]/ ) { $_ =~ s/$_[1]/$_[2]/; print $_; } } close ( GREPREPLACE ); } sub file_tail { my $no = "1" ; open ( FILETAIL, "$_[0]") || die "File not found"; my @lines = <FILETAIL>; my $start = $#lines; #my $first = $lines[-1]; #my $len = length ($first ); print $lines[-1] if ( length($lines[-1]) > 0 ); while ($no > 0 ) { my @new_lines = <FILETAIL>; my $end = $#new_lines; if ( $start =! $end ) { print $new_lines[-1]; } } close(FILETAIL); } 1; __END__ # Below is stub documentation for your module. You'd better edit it!