Hey, so im trying to write this script that will go through the current directory open up file types grab all "SRS_####" and sort them. now that part works but im also trying to grab the equivalent .log file that is associated with the ctl. basically every #_##_XXXXXXXX.CTL will have a .log that goes with it. i wanna add the SRS_#### that is referenced within the log and add it to the current hash table. 

sub main(){

    my @files = glob("*.{ctl,inc}");
    my %srss;
    
    
    open (OUT, ">SRS_List.txt") or die "Can't open file: SRS_List.txt"
+;
    
    foreach my $file (@files){
        open (IN, $file) or die "Can't open file: $file";
        
        while (<IN>){
            if (my @matches = ($_ =~ /SRS[_\s]?(\d+)/gi)){
                foreach my $match (@matches){
                    if (!$srss{$match}){
                        $srss{$match} = 1;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        
        close (IN);
        print (OUT $file."\n");
        if (keys %srss){
            print OUT "SRS_(".join("|", sort {$a <=> $b}(keys %srss)).
+")";
            %srss = undef;
        }
        else{
            print(OUT "NONE");
        }
        print (OUT "\n\n");
    }    
    close(OUT);        
}
main();

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