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use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
########################

my $filename = "physical_disks.txt";

my $aoh_ref_physical_disks;
open my $fh, "<", $filename or die "Cannot open file $filename: $!";
while (<$fh>) { 

	#Do stuff here so that the following Array of Hashes is generated.
	#Try later to put all the seperate next ifs into a single statement.
	next if $_=~ /^Storage/;
	next if $_=~ /^HTTPS/;
	next if $_=~ /^$/;
	my ($filekey, $filevalue) =  (split /\s+=\s+/, $_); 
	#print "$filekey => $filevalue\n";
	push @$aoh_ref_physical_disks, {$filekey => $filevalue};
}

foreach my $disk (1..$#$aoh_ref_physical_disks) {
	foreach my $key (sort keys $aoh_ref_physical_disks->[$disk]->%*) {
		#Add if loop here that checks if the key "Health status"
		#is anything but ok or if the key "Health details" does not
		#contain the word "normal", then print out the other details
		#such as 
		#$aoh_ref_physical_disks->[$disk]->{'ID'}
		#$aoh_ref_physical_disks->[$disk]->{'Health status'}
		#$aoh_ref_physical_disks->[$disk]->{'Health details'}
		#$aoh_ref_physical_disks->[$disk]->{'Model'}
		
	}
}

#Use Data::Dumper output to verify.
print Dumper($aoh_ref_physical_disks);