Hello bigip2000,
Try something like this:
I did not test your code as it is incomplete.
my @list = (@lines);
$array_element = 0;
foreach my $line (@lines) {
my @fields = split /,/ $line;
if ( $fields[2] eq '1' || $fields[2] eq '0' ) {
#@arr1 = do {"@fields[4]\n"};
splice @arr1, arr1[$array_element], 1;
}
$array_element++;
}
my @out = uniq @arr1;
print "this is @out";
Read more about it here: (How do I completely remove an element from an array?)
Update: I got confused I thought you want to remove the whole line. The correct solution is what 1nickt proposed.
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