Please rewrite your code as a SSCCE and tell us what output you get and what output you want.

In your case, such a SSCCE could be:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my $localdir = '\\some\\example\\dir\\HD1FA9';
my $tcId;

if (($localdir =~ m/^[\w\W\s\S]+\\((H|HD)[0-9]{1,3}(FA|FC|C|P|CO)[0-9]
+{1,3})/i) or
    ($localdir =~ m/^[\w\W\s\S]+\\((FC|LM|CO)+[\w\W\s\S]+)/i)) {
    $tcId = $1;
} else {
    die "TC directory structure is not proper!";
}

print "Have TC id '$tcId'\n";

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Note that under Linux, directory names are separated with the forward slash / not the backslash \.

In reply to Re: In my it is printing in the else i want to get output for the for loop in linux. by Corion
in thread In my it is printing in the else i want to get output for the for loop in linux. by Anonymous Monk

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