You are right about warnings and strict I'm just frustrated trying to get this to work and I sort of developed a code writer's block from this. I'm not a 100% sure on what your saying? Are you suggesting this as I showed.
$1 = "Cell ID for First Cell: MCC: 310  MNC: 64  LAC: x'44D  CI: x'MAD
+023"; #This is what I want to print.

%Firstcell = (
"Cell ID for First Cell: MCC: 310  MNC: 64  LAC: x'44D  CI: x'4F07", "
+Cell ID for First Cell: MCC: 310  MNC: 64  LAC: x'44D  CI: x'MAD023",
Cell ID for First Cell: MCC: 310  MNC: 64  LAC: x'44D  CI: x'270B", "C
+ell ID for First Cell: MCC: 310  MNC: 64  LAC: x'44D  CI: x'APPL2B");

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Now you say I don't need to grab the line with a regex match and you then say I need one to capture it? I'm kinda unclear there. See I don't know what the numbers on the end will be so I can't use grep to capture it.

So you're saying like this -
if ($lastheading = "MSTerminating") {
if (grep "$1", @lines) {
print "$_";
}
}

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I only have one problem. For some damn reason "$_" won't print anything. I have:
while ($para = <>) {
but that should still print "$_"

Anyway is what you were talking about something like the above cuz I don't get what you're saying.

The Brassmon_k

In reply to Re: Re: Can I match a range from an array? by brassmon_k
in thread Can I match a range from an array? by brassmon_k

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