Well one would hope that "in words" means showing some examples in order to fully describe what is supposed to happen. I really have no idea from the OP's current code this thing is supposed to do. I will add "show some actual examples of match and no match" in future such requests.

Test::More is fine, but something even easier could be fine too. The OP could get his point across by flushing this out with more examples...

use strict;
use warnings;

#wild ass guess
foreach (qw( /HD123FA45
             /HD123FA45/anything
             anything/HD123FA45
             /FC/blah
             /LM
             /H4p5 
             asdf/blah/x/H4p9 
             /asdf7758
             ))
{
   print "$_ ";

   if (/\/(H|HD)[0-9]{1,3}(FA|FC|C|P|CO)[0-9]{1,3}$/i or
       /\/(FC|LM|CO)/i)
   { print "\t...match!\n"}
   else {print "\t...no match!\n";}
}
__END__

/HD123FA45     ...match!
/HD123FA45/anything     ...no match!
anything/HD123FA45     ...match!
/FC/blah     ...match!
/LM     ...match!
/H4p5     ...match!
asdf/blah/x/H4p9     ...match!
/asdf7758     ...no match!

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In reply to Re^3: In my it is printing in the else i want to get output for the for loop in linux. by Marshall
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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