#!/bin/perl

$FILEIN = shift (); 
$FILEOUT = shift (); 

open(FILE, "<$FILEIN"); 
open(SAIDA, ">$FILEOUT");
@arquivo = <FILE>; # VETOR
#@arquivo = sort(@arquivo);

foreach $linha (@arquivo)
{
    
    if($linha=~/(^.+<HR>Campo_Identificacao\()[^0-9]*<b>([0-9]{5,7}\-[
+^\,]*)</b>(\,.+)/)
    {
        <b>$NumProc = $2;</b>
        #$linhaTemp = $1."\#\$".$3;
    }
    
       #push @novo_array, <b>$NumProc</b> if not <b>$NumProc_anterior{
+$linha}++;</b>
}

    print SAIDA @novo_array;
    close (SAIDA);
    close (FILE);

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Hi, i would like to know how i verify multiple lines, and if the code finds that $NumProc String exists at the exact same position in the next line it would wipe out the next line, keeping only the first line found. The commented #push @novo_array line verified if the lines were exactly the same, but i want to go further and verify only if the line has the same number at the same position, hence repeated useless information.<\p> 

<DI:"def.def"><RD:Item><PS:Item>Campo_Ementa ###HERE GOES THE TEXT THA
+T I DONT WANT TO VERIFY[a-zA-Zetcetc]*### <HR>Campo_Identificacao(Rec
+urso Inominado nº <b>0702995-42.2017.8.01.0002</b>, 1ª Turma Recursal
+ dos Juizados Especiais/AC, Rel. Maria Rosinete dos Reis Silva. j. 11
+.07.2018 , Publ. 20.07.<FD:AnoJulg>2018</FD:AnoJulg>).<HR><PS:Identif
+icacao>

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---->0702995-42.2017.8.01.0002 being the number i want to use to batch clean the document, keeping only the first time it found, completely wiping out the rest. It will be mounted into a .NFO afterwards, so i would need to keep the line intact.

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