Hello All,

Gabor Azabo re-directed me to this site and I hope someone can give me a guide and clue.

I have wrote a Perl script to update about 1200 files for searching and replacing.

I have used a array of hashes like my 

@myHashArray = ( {toFind => '<Image Name="Logo"> <Source>Embedded</Sou
+rce>',
                            toReplace => '<Image Name="Logo"><Source>E
+xternal</Source>' }); 
Then I use this statement to find and replace the file.
 $data =~ s/$_->{toFind}/$_->{toReplace}/g foreach (@myHashArray);

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Everything is working great and I am creating a log file (name of files I have changed) but I like also to get the values I have changed in that document. I want to get the value of /$_->{toFind}/ and toReplace in a log file too. Currently my log file is something like:

01- FirstFile.xml

02- SecondFile.xml

But want to have something like

01- FirstFile.xml

a. Original line: <Image

Name="Logo"><Source>Embedded</Source>

b. Replace with: <Image Name="Logo"><Source>External</Source>

And so on...

In reply to array of hashes help by rv799cv

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