Hi,

here is my code 

 
        my @intf_list = ("xe-4/0/1", "xe-2/2/1"); 
     foreach my $myint (@intf_list) {
            my @outputlist = split m([-/]), $myint;
            push (@fpc, $outputlist[1]);
            push (@pic, $outputlist[2]);
            push (@port, $outputlist[3]);
                  print "my fpc of intf is $fpc[0]\n";
        print "mu pic is $pic[0]\n";
        print "my port is $port[0]\n";

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Above execution results in my fpc of intf is 4 mu pic is 0 my port is 1 which is working fine as as per my expectation

Now, as per the following output. Adding the output in code section 

show chassis fpc pic-status 4
Slot 4   Online       MPC4E 3D 2CGE+8XGE
  PIC 0  Online       4x10GE SFPP
  PIC 1  Online       1X100GE CFP
  PIC 2  Online       4x10GE SFPP
  PIC 3  Online       1X100GE CFP

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i want to find , how many PIC are there and there numbers say, PIC 0 , PIC 1 etc and find whether its online and also find whether it has only 10GE port. And compare, this PIC number with the above output $pic and do a decision. I tried the following code based on the output of the previous code section


        $rh->cmd("show chassis fpc pic-status $fpc[0]");
        my $output = $rh->get_response;
         my @outputlist = join s/(^\s+|\s+$)//g, $output;

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I thought to elimate the space and combine all the test from the output, and then do a regexp to find the required parameters as mentioned above. But, i do not see any difference in the output, after the above code is executed. Is there a way to solve this?

In reply to Regexp question on combining white spaces and comparisons by Anonymous Monk

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