I am a new monk and struggling with a piece of work. I want to extract data from a string, do addition operation on that data and then substitute the data in the same string. Here is the string I am working on:

chn:req mon:orig cmd:SDP_CMD_WRSIZEDFULL tag:0x3b9aca01 addr:0xdf7780 qospri:0 len:0xf

I want to extract the hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value, add 0x500000000 to it and then replace the result in the same string. Here is the piece of code I am using. I am able to print the extracted address values but not able to perform addition to it. 

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#!usr/bin/perl
unlink("ccix.sdp_trc");

    $num = 0x500000000;
                
open (IN_FILE, "$ARGV[0]") or die "Please provide an input file\n";
open (OUT_FILE, ">>ccix.sdp_trc");


while (my $line1 = <IN_FILE>) {
  if( ($line1 =~ /addr/) ) {
  $line1 =~ /addr:([a-z0-9-]+)\s+/;
  print "%$1\n";

my $one = ($num + $1);
   $line1 =~ s/addr\:0x.*qospri/addr\:$one qospri/;
   printf OUT_FILE ("$line1");
    }
   else {
   printf OUT_FILE ("$line1");
    }
}
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Any help is appreciated!

In reply to Performing addition on hex value extracted from a string by syedasadali95

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