Hi all, I want to read a set of numeric values from a file.
I have a file(response_1.xml), it contains only one line. The line is like: 
<>.....</>....<member_id>60</member_id><..><..>...<member_id>74</membe
+r_id>....<member_id>83</member_id><>....</>...

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I want to read 60, 74 and 83 in an array. I tried to get that, but i am getting only the first value(60). My script: 
#! /usr/bin/perl -w
$file = '/home/anushya/response_1.xml';
open(FP, $file);
@lines = <FP>;

foreach $num (@lines) {
    if ($num =~ m/<member-id>(\d+)/){
        @val = $1;
        print $val[0],"\n";
    }
    }

close(FP);

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Anybody please help me to solve this.
regards, G. Anushya.

Edited by Chady -- added code tags, and minor formatting.

In reply to Reading a particular values from the file. by anushya

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