Hello again,good monks.
I have this problem:
I read all lines from one file to array.Then for each item of array I search the second file.If the line was found -success,otherwise failure.So far everything's OK.
If the item of array (i.e. the line in first file) has strange characters-it doesn't find it in the second file.
Here's an example of such line:
sntp authentication-key 3836359425 md5 2i[

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another example: 
rmon event 10045 none community 3l&n|&#/0})lrk'xhj4)v8g!8]@kw&|5rm5o+l
+$t'_appkgqnr9}#&e description

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When I execute the script in command line-I see many lines with this message:
Unmatched ) in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/^rmon event 10045 none c
+ommunity 3
l&n|&#/0}) <-- HERE lrk'xhj4)v8g!8]@kw&|5rm5o+l$t'_appkgqnr9}#&e descr
+iption/ at

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Please help.Thanks in advance.

In reply to searching strings in text files by sashac88

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