Dear Monks,

Please could somebody suggest why I get the following warning message. 

Use of uninitialized value in regexp compilation at Program.pl line 15
+2, <FLAT_FILE_B> line 1.

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The snippit of code for this is below. 

while (<FLAT_FILE_B>){
  chomp;
  s/"//g;       
  my $chosen_C = $_;
  
  my @EXEC_block_array;

  if ($rewrite_file_status == 1){

    if (defined $chosen_C && $chosen_C =~ /;(\d{1,3});\d{1,3};Stand_me
+thod;'SMRxsxtxmx(\d\d\d\d)x(\d\d\d\d)x(\d\d)x(\d\d\d\d).{0,10}'/){ # 
+ Here I get the warning message

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