Well then, are you going to pay me? As i am unemployed, i can really use some USD.

. . .

Anyway ...

  1. First add the parse_date() sub from my earlier post. Rename it to something else, say "time_components", to avoid confusing it w/ Time::ParseDate::parsedate().
  2. Set $period_size and $unit as appropriate.
  3. When the $time is retrieved in the while loop, check if the minutes are mod ($period / SEC_PER_MINUTE).
    • If not, move to the next line.
    • Otherwise, let it be processed as usual.
  4. Giving you something like... 
    while ( <FH> ) {
  ...
  next if $time !~ m/ \[ (.+?) \] /x;
  next     #  2d last item is minute
    unless time_components($time)->[-2] % ($period / SEC_PER_MINUTE);
  ...
}

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