I'm a bit stuck with this piece of code. I can't seem to wrap my brain around a good way to do it. Maybe I've been thinking about it too long.

I basically have some data that I've formatted from my company's ACL, which was provided in HTML format (I'll leave all of that junk out). The code below obviously won't work, it will always miss adding the last entry to the hash. Can someone throw me a bone?

unless($_ =~ /^\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+/) {
    unless ($key eq "") {
        $CoreRegR{$key} = \@rangelist;
    }
    @rangelist = (); 
    $key = $_;
} else {
    push(@rangelist,$_);
}

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Here's what the data looks like:

Server1 Name
192.168.100.1/27
192.168.101.2/32
Server2 Name
Server3 Name
192.168.102.3/31
192.168.103.4/30
192.168.104.5/28
Server4 Name
10.100.2.1/31
10.101.2.2/32
10.102.2.3/28
Server5 Name
10.103.2.4/29
10.104.2.5/27

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thanks in advance

--
paul

In reply to Pushing Data into a Hash by vbrtrmn

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