Hi,
I have a doubt on substituting array value in regular expression .
I have a array with any number of values in it .
Now I want to search a file and if any value in array matches any line in the file I want to replace that with the word "pagingRAC" .
So far I am doing the following without much help :
@final_array is the array containing any number of values say .
Now I open a file and search the file for any line matching any array value .
If a match is found I replace it with the word "pagingRAC".
My regular expression for the above task is :
open(DOC,'sample_testing');
while(<DOC>)
{
$_.=<DOC>;
foreach my $value (@final_array)
{
s/$value/pagingRAC/g;
}
print $_;
}
My basic aim is to get array value substituted in the regular expression .
Thankyou !
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