Hello monks,

Could some one help me with parsing this metadata. I have the metadata slurped in to an array . 


my @results = qx(/software/bin/imeta ls -d $path);
my @created_date = grep ( /^(value: )(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T\w+)/,@results
+);

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But I want to get more data from the @results. The metadata actually looks like this. 

AVUs defined for dataObj 3a/73/2c/metadata.csv:
attribute: dcterms:created
value: 2014-08-13T00:00:10
units:
----
attribute: control
value: 0
units:
----
attribute: md5
value: 3a732cd0fddaa80fa65fcf28664eaf6d
units:
----

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I want to get both the dcterms:created as well as md5. I guess having them in a hash with their attributes would help but I don't know how to do. Any help or suggestions please?

In reply to parsing metadata by Anonymous Monk

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