I have 2 text files. I"m writing a perl script wherein i need to find "Unable to parse" string in a text file and then extract the whole line having this string. Extract part of this string after "/" and store the string in a variable. Then i need to open the other text file, find the stored string in this text file and replace the string. 
 my $ldir = "/Android";
    $RESULTS_FILE = $ldir.'/'.'results.html';
    open OUT, ">>", $RESULTS_FILE;
    open(IN,"<logcat.txt");

    while(<IN>)
    {
            chomp;
            if( $_ =~ m/Unable to parse/ )
            {
                    my @string = split('/',$_);
                    print @string;
                    my $stream_name = $string[4];
                    while $srch(<OUT>)
                    {
                            chomp;
                            if( $srch =~ m/$stream_name/ )
                            {
                                  // How to replace the line here?
                            }
                    }
            }
    }

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Please help. Regards, Ramki

In reply to Open a file, search for a string and fill a string in another file by ramki067

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