Hi monks

I have a text file that I read in. I am trying to add words that match two different conditions to two different lists, and I am having some problems. I am hoping you all can look this over and tell me what I'm doing wrong.

 open SCH, "< $runset{SchFile}" or die "Can't open $runset{SchFile}";{
   local $/ = ".ENDS\n";
 } while (<SCH>) {
   # Only look in our subckt of intrest!
   if ( m/^\.SUBCKT\s+($runset{SchCell})/ ){
     print "\nFound $runset{SchCell}\n";
     # For each word in the whole thing see if it matches the
     # two lists

     my ($word, %seen);
     $word = $_;
     foreach $word (@_) {
       print "$word";
       if ($word =~ m/VDD|VCC/){
         print "Matched VDD $word\n";
         push @PN, $word if !$seen{Power}++;
       }elsif ($word =~ m/VSS|GND/){
         print "  Matched VSS $word\n";
         push @GN, $word if !$seen{GND}++;
       }
     }
   }
 }
    
 close SCH;    

--DATA--
.SUBCKT FOO X y Z
.PININFO test VDD VDD VDD Vss vdd VSS t y foo
blah
blah
bla
.ENDS

.SUBCKT test2 vdds VSS VDD
.PININFO test2 2FS SEL
blah
blah
blah 
.ENDS
--DATA--
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Thanks so much for your help!

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Rhodium

The <it>seeker</it> of perl wisdom.

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In reply to Adding elements to an array from an array by Rhodium

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