So I got this code:


my @active = &readMembers;

my(@found);

  $Input{'query'} =~ s/\s/%%/gi;

  my @searchWords = split("%%", $Input{'query'});

      foreach my $active(@active){
            my $newd = lc($active);

              foreach my $searchWord(@searchWords){
                  $searchWord = lc($searchWord);
                   push(@found, $active) if grep { /$searchWord/ } $ne
+wd;
                                     }
                                             }

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Here is what it does:

  • Calls the function &readMembers wich opens up a file and returns the content.
  • Takes a query string $Input{'query'} and replaces the spaces by %% and then splits it.
  • Searchs in each line of the file, for each word, if its there it pushes the whole line into the array @found

    The Problem

    When I read @found it only has the last found item...

    Could someone tell me whats wrong?

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