I need to split the .bin file based on the combination of Unique Number, description and Page number (Page 1 of X) using Perl. As provided in the sample data for Unique number 111-111111 there are two pages of statement which starts from Page 1 of 1 and ends at Page 1 of 1 itself and the second Unique number is 222-222222 which starts from Page 1 of 3 and ends at Page 3 of 3. The sample input needs to be split up in two files. File 1 and File 2. Below is the code which I wrote,I am unable to understand how do I put the page validation in place with a combination of a unique account number My perl version v5.10.1. Appreciate any help and thanks in advance.
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my $input = do { local $/; <DATA> }; my @input = split /(?=\d+ Page)/, $input; foreach (0 .. $#input) { say "Record $_ is: $input[$_]"; }
Here is the sample Data
Page 1 of 1 Account Unique_Number Description GENERAL 111-111111 This is the first line I am learning perl Page 1 of 3 Account Unique_Number Description PERSONAL 222-222222 This is the first line I am learning perl Page 2 of 3 Account Unique_Number Description Educational 222-222222 This is the second line I am learning perl Page 3 of 3 Account Unique Number Description Educational 222-222222 This is the third line I am learning perl

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