Hi it's me again, this is really what I'm trying to do, get each line of a file end if the word on the line begins with a has 1 or more words then ends with f or g (images files like amm.gif or ammre.jpg) get the word into a table @amourss. 
#!usr/bin/perl
# 2005-03-01 :

# ouvrir le fichier contenant la liste des cartes
open(CARTES, "imagescartes.txt") or die "Ouverture du ficher imagescar
+tes.txt impossible: $!\n";
-T "imagescartes.txt" or print "ceci n'est pas un fichier texte\n";

while ($ligne = <CARTES>) 
{
    chop($ligne);
    while ($amourss .= /^a.+(f|g)$/g ) 
    {
        $total++;
    }
}

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In reply to Re^2: regular expressions by wannabeboy
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