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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Problem in perl program in printing all the entries Post 302651843 by pludi on Wednesday 6th of June 2012 08:59:10 AM
Old 06-06-2012
For readability, here's a formatted and numbered version:
Code:
  1 #!/usr/bin/perl
  2 $/ = "\n\n";
  3 open( DATA, 'mutationsonly.txt' );
  4
  5 # or die("Could not open mutationsonly file.");
  6 open( MYOUTPUT, ">newmutations.txt" );
  7
  8 # or die ("could not open newmutations file.");
  9 my @records = <DATA>;
 10 close(MYOUTPUT);
 11 close(DATA);
 12 foreach my $record (@records) {
 13     chomp;
 14     my $find = /^\*FIELD\*\sAV$/;
 15     if ( $record =~ m/ $find / ) {
 16         print "$record";
 17     }
 18 }

My guess is that in line 14 you're trying to assign a regular expression to a variable, and use that in the match below. To do that, you'd have to use the qr// construct, and it would be much more efficient to do that outside the loop, instead of each time again.

Other than that, you can probably do the same thing with a simple grep {}, eg
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#$/ = "\n\n";
open( DATA, 'mutationsonly.txt' );

# or die("Could not open mutationsonly file.");
open( MYOUTPUT, ">newmutations.txt" );

# or die ("could not open newmutations file.");
my @records = <DATA>;
close(MYOUTPUT);
close(DATA);
print grep { /^\*FIELD\*\sAV$/ } @records;

 

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