Thanks haukex for help.

It will be grateful if you can help to correct below two queries :

Want to calculate the Time Stamp between date now and timereceived .

Getting error in pattern not matching ,can u share the correct pattern for "10/10/2017 11:35 PM"

#Begin###Calculate the time difference
my $dtnow = DateTime->now;
my $timereceived = "10/10/2017 11:35 PM";
my $strp = DateTime::Format::Strptime->new(on_error=>'croak',pattern =
+>  '%m/%d/%Y %H:%M %t', time_zone=>'UTC');
my $dtevent = $strp->parse_datetime($timereceived);
my $diff_sec = $dtnow->subtract_datetime_absolute($dtevent)->in_units(
+'seconds');
my $diff_hours = sprintf("%.0f" , $diff_sec/(60*60));
#End###Calculate the time difference

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Another query in expression formatting ---

my name = 'greenfield (Glossary) (100)'
   foreach ( $name =~ /\((.*?)\)/ )
   {
    $appID = $1;
   }

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variable $name is having two value in two different brackets (Glossary) and (100) with below regular expression i am getting output as

'appid' => 'Glossary'

But i want 'appid' => '100'

it should avoid the first bracket (Glossary) values and only last (100) bracket vales it should pick

-Thanks.

In reply to Re^2: XML data extraction (updated x2) by snehit.ar
in thread XML data extraction by snehit.ar

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