Posted by Frank Hale on 2001-01-13
Okay forget the first question I sent out. That code was foobared. Take this
code example which reads in a text file named test.txt. It gets its size and
then reads 1 byte at a time placing each byte into an array. Then it
attempts to print each byte in the byte array as a hex number. Except that
it prints all zero's instead of printing the hex value for each byte. What
am I doing wrong?
BEGIN {
my @file_bytes;
# open a file for reading
open(INFILE, "test.txt") or die("Error: unable to open file");
$file_size = (stat("test.txt"))[7];
for ($a = 0; $a < $file_size; $a++)
{
seek (INFILE, $a, 0);
sysread(INFILE, $byte, 1);
push @file_bytes,$byte;
$byte="";
}
foreach $byte (@file_bytes)
{
printf("%2.2x ", $byte);
}
}
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