Too late, I fear, but here is one way way to do what you want that is a lot more condensed and uses far fewer variables (it's also IMHO more scaleable to similar problems):

my @to_match = qw ( IP ICMP TCP UDP EVENTS DROP ); my $pat = join ',', map { $_ . '=(\d+)' } @to_match; my ( $date, @total_counts ); while ( <DATA> ) { if ( /^(\d{4})(\w{3})(\d{2})/ ) { # print OUTFILE join ( ',', "$date", @total_counts ), "\n" if $d +ate; print join ( ',', "$date", @total_counts ), "\n" if $date; $date = "$2 $3 $1"; @total_counts = (); } elsif ( /^EVENT1:\s+\[\w+\]\s+/ ) { if ( my @counts = /$pat/ ) { $total_counts[$_] += $counts[$_] for 0 .. $#counts; } else { print STDERR "Possible corrupt data line $.:\n $_", "Line ignored!\n"; } } } # print OUTFILE join ( ',', "$date", @total_counts ) if $date; print join ( ',', "$date", @total_counts ) if $date; __DATA__ 2003Aug01/ EVENT1: [HEARTBEAT] (IP=1260953,ICMP=898,TCP=1236959,UDP=22477,EVENTS= +950,DROP=0,VER=6.0.1) EVENT1: [HEARTBEAT] (IP=1217149,ICMP=874,TCP=1193416,UDP=22133,EVENTS= +811,DROP=0,VER=6.0.1) 2003Aug02/ EVENT1: [HEARTBEAT] (IP=640626,ICMP=855,TCP=620893,UDP=18614,EVENTS=71 +<oops!> Connection down! Reconnecting....... EVENT1: [HEARTBEAT] (IP=640626,ICMP=855,TCP=620893,UDP=18614,EVENTS=71 +4,DROP=0,VER=6.0.1) EVENT1: [HEARTBEAT] (IP=652513,ICMP=830,TCP=631758,UDP=19671,EVENTS=72 +2,DROP=0,VER=6.0.1)

HTMHH (Hope That Might Have Helped :)

dave


In reply to Re: Looping Headaches by Not_a_Number
in thread Looping Headaches by ACiD

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