hello guys , I have this pice of my script: 

open(OUTother, "<  C:/Perl/MyScripts/tmp.txt") || 
           die "Could not open file  : $!\n";
           my @hold2;
           while (<OUTother>) {           
           push(@hold2, $1) && last if (m/(\w+\.bld)/);
           } 
       `egrep -wn  @hold2 nbsssbs//esel/bld/*.bld nbsssbs/sbc/bld/*.bl
+d nbssbts/btsc/bld/*.bld > $temp/otherblds2.txt `;
       close(OUTother) or die("Can't close file: $!");

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I have problem with the grep , It doesn't like or not allow me to grep a value inside an array , is threre away to go around this , once I excuted , I get no error but no file is generated for the output "otherblds2.txt".

2002-07-09 Edit by Corion : Added formatting

In reply to grep and array by amoura

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