Yeah sorry the questions is fuzzy. What i need to do is i have an array of tags ie
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my @tags = ("8=","9=","35=","49=","56=","50=","57=",
"34=","52=","91=","11=","14=","17=","20=",
"31=","32=","37=","38=","39=","54=","55=",
"60=","50=","51=","98=","109=","163=","167=",
"200=","207=","40=","44=","113=","56=","10="
);
open(FH, "test.log")||die("Unable to open log file: $! \n");
while (<FH>) {
if($_ =~ any of the tags in array) {
printf $fulltag;
}
}
So here we go over each line and match up 8=FIX then put that into a variable something like $first. Does that make sense.
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