hi guys im quit new to perl and have some problems here ive a csv file wich i need to sort all mathing lines go to another file ( this works), but i cant get it working that the array is counted so every element of the array gets in the math for 1 line. this is my test code where i need to add the count. @filter is my test array @ the end it will contain 60000 elements 
#!/usr/bin/perl

$infile = @ARGV[0];
$outfile = "OK.txt"; 
$outfile2 = "ERROR.txt";      
@Filter = ('01005;01000','01005;01001','01005;01002','01005;01003');
$zaehler = 0;

open(INFILE, "< $infile")
or
die "\nDatei $infile konnte nicht geoeffnet werden\n";

open(OUTFILE, "> $outfile")
or
die "\nDatei $outfile konnte nicht geoeffnet werden\n";

open(OUTFILE2, "> $outfile2")
or
die "\nDatei $outfile2 konnte nicht geoeffnet werden\n";

while (<INFILE>) { print OUTFILE if /@Filter[0]/; }

close(INFILE);
close(OUTFILE);

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i tryd somthing with an foreach loop but i cant get it to work as u see above i specived an element of the arrys and it works fine, but i need to count trough all elements ;D UPDATE: here is a line from a file 120227714;520226667;03015;03200;0000031685; this string 03015;03200 need to be filterd and if its ok then the hole line needs to go to a new file

In reply to Filter script with pattern and an array by ultibuzz

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