Thank you but that does unfortunately not help.
So firstly, one question, if I put the string into an array separated by a delimiter space, will reversing it reverse the characters itself as well? i thought this is only happening if it is a string, but not with a list? Hence if I print the array it is fine, we do not have to reverse to search for e.g. ylnoId.
Secondly, this was just an example of the string maybe a bad one. But the point is. I do not want to change much of the script as it seems to work fine. Except for that I am not able to parse the part in which the if statement is used. The right string is fed into the loop, but then the if statement is not executing. If you use
print Dumper \@reversedarray;
it works fine until i add the if statement. If you could help me on that i would be more than grateful.
If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to ask!

In reply to Re^2: regex - problem with the loop I believe or maybe the regex itself ? by trummelbummel
in thread regex - problem with the loop I believe or maybe the regex itself ? by trummelbummel

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