Hi I have a question to ask regarding printing array outside of the loop. let say i have multiple files such as F1 , F2 , F3 etc in each files , i have a similar PATTERN such as below: 
See asfdfdfd

#ERRORS
pattern to grep
pattern to grep

CELLS
 cellpattern 

abcdef
gfghtht

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i would like to grep all the lines between #ERRROR and cellpattern.(including both #ERROR and cellpattern) next, i would like to print out each pattern outside of my foreach loop(used to loop all files) so it will becomes like this: 
output:

bla bla bla ( different result from other code)
bla bla bla ( different result from other code)
bla bla bla ( different result from other code)

#ERRORS  <------------ from file F1
pattern to grep
pattern to grep

CELLS
 cellpattern 

#ERRORS <------------ from file F2
pattern to grep
pattern to grep

CELLS
 cellpattern 

the way my code is written print them out as they parse the line which
+ is not what i want . example of my current result 

bla bla bla
#ERRORS <------------ from file F1
pattern to grep
pattern to grep

CELLS
 cellpattern 

bla bla 
bla bla
#ERRORS <------------ from file F2
pattern to grep
pattern to grep

CELLS
 cellpattern

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In reply to print content of array individually after parsing multiple input files by teddy6507

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