Hello Experts,

I have "results.bat" file gives the output as below.

Student Name    = Harry
Student Code    = student_id_1
Exam Status     = PASSED
-------------------------------------
Student Name    = Mike
Student Code    = student_id_2
Exam Status     = PASSED
-------------------------------------
Student Name    = Tom
Student Code    = student_id_3
Exam Status     = PASSED
-------------------------------------

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I have written the below code to print the "Student Name & Exam status". But, all i need to print the result in horizontal as below. Please advise.

Expecting result:

Harry  PASSED
Mike   PASSED
Tom    PASSED

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use strict;
use warnings;

my ($sname,$result);

my $cmd ="results.bat";
my @lines = `$cmd`;
#print "@lines\n";
chomp (@lines);
    foreach my $line(@lines){
    chomp ($line);
        if ($line =~ m/Student\sName\s+=\s(.*)/i){
        chomp ($1);
        $sname =$1;
        print "$sname \n";
        }
        if ($line =~ m/Exam\sStatus\s+=\s(.*)/i){
        chomp ($1);
        $result =$1;
        print "$result \n";
        }
     }

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2018-01-16 Athanasius added code and paragraph tags

In reply to Print the output results of matching line horizontally by sreek3502

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