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Old 08-31-2008
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Opening Files and checking contents in Perl

Hi All,

I need some expert help in performing the following in Perl.
I have a code below but it doesn;t seem to work. Can any expert give me some advice?

Below are the requirements
1) Open numerous files assigned to an array @FILES. Note that the files are always named with the term "sorts". Examples of these file names are "false1_sorts" , "false_sorts" , "true1_sorts" , "true_sorts" etc

2) Search for contents "32N6524" in the opened file. If contents exists, add the file to another array which is @arr_x. Here, the files that this content exist is true1_sorts" , "true_sorts"


Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl

@FILES = ( *sorts );
print "@FILES ";
print "\n";

foreach $summary_x ( @FILES ) {
        open(FH, '< $summary_x') or die $!;
                while( <FH> ) {
                chomp;      
                if ( /32N6524/ ) {
                       push (@arr_x, $summary_x)
                };
                close FH;
};
};


print "@arr_x ";

Expected Output:

false1_sorts false_sorts true1_sorts true_sorts
true1_sorts true_sorts

Last edited by Raynon; 08-31-2008 at 07:39 AM..
 

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