Hi, i have this PERL problem that i need to solve. I need to write a PERL script, which receives the name of a file as a command line attributeARGV0. Then, through the keyboard, it should receive parameters, one by one(array of charachters) that need to be searched in the text from the file. The script should create new files (the number of new files should be the same as the number of parameters received from a keyboard) with the same name as the original file, but it needs to have "_parameter" where(instead of "parameter" it should be the actual name of the parameter). In those files, the script writes down the sentences where the searching parameter shows in the original file. Every sentence i seperated from another one with "." and/or a new line \n.

In reply to PERL searching through a file by ssimone

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