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08-29-2008

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Thanks for your reply

its not working..

but i will take the pattern from another array and search in the extracted lines array. the pattern is not hard coded.if it matches i want to pickup the corresponding metadata field.

ex: mp straight-flow Transformation_records_to_fit_COBOL_Requirement.Generate_DAG_Counts.Flow_25 Transformation_records_to_fit_CO
BOL_Requirement.Generate_DAG_Counts.Repl_Produce_3_flows.out Transformation_records_to_fit_COBOL_Requirement.Generate_DAG_Cou
nts.Jn_Add_DAG_Count_to_Incoming_Records.in.in0 -metadata metadata4 -buffer
mp straight-flow Transformation_records_to_fit_COBOL_Requirement.Generate_DAG_Counts.Flow_23 Transformation_records_to_fit_CO
BOL_Requirement.Generate_DAG_Counts.Rlup_Count_DAG_Occurence.out Transformation_records_to_fit_COBOL_Requirement.Generate_DAG
_Counts.Jn_Add_DAG_Count_to_Incoming_Records.in.in1 -metadata metadata5 -buffer

when i save these lines in array need to search one pattern like "Jn_Add_DAG_Count_to_Incoming_Records" this not contains .in or .out at the end of the pattern and need to pick up metadat4 for .in and metadata5 for .in1

please help me out..this is the first time i am working on awk..
seraching pattern saving the lines into an array and search some other pattern in the saved array , if it matches in the array the corresponding another pattern need to be saved ....
.....its very difficult to me to do this starting itself..

please ...

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tfbs::patterngen

TFBS::PatternGen(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     TFBS::PatternGen(3pm)

NAME

       TFBS::PatternGen - a base class for pattern generators

DESCRIPTION

       TFBS::PatternGen is a base classs providing methods common to all pattern generating modules. It is meant to be inherited by a concrete
       pattern generator, which must have its own constructor.

   pattern
	Title	: pattern
	Usage	: my $pattern_obj = $patterngen->pattern()
	Function: retrieves a pattern object produced by the pattern generator
	Returns : a pattern object (currently available pattern generators
		  return a TFBS::Matrix::PFM object)
	Args	: none
	Warning : If a pattern generator produces more than one pattern,
		  this method call returns only the first one and prints
		  a warning on STDERR, In those cases you should use
		  I<all_patterns> or I<patternSet> methods.

   patternSet
	Title	: patternSet
	Usage	: my $patternSet = $patterngen->patternSet()
	Function: retrieves a pattern set object containing all the patterns
		  produced by the pattern generator
	Returns : a pattern set object (currently available pattern generators
		  return a TFBS::MatrixSet object)
	Args	: none

   all_patterns
	Title	: all_patterns
	Usage	: my @patterns = $patterngen->all_patterns()
	Function: retrieves an array of pattern objects
		  produced by the pattern generator
	Returns : an array of pattern set objects (currently available
		  pattern generators return an array of
		  TFBS::Matrix::PFM objects)
	Args	: none

perl v5.14.2							    2008-01-24						     TFBS::PatternGen(3pm)

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