Hello, I need help with Perl problem that I'm having. I just start with Perl and don't have enough knowledge to fix problem quick.
I have file with lines in that look like this 
myword myobject,option2,option3 word word word

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The words delimited by comma after myobject are optional. There may or may not be these optional words in each line.
myword if present always is at begin of line and if there would always be follow by at least one space then another word (and then possible optional words).
I find the lines in the file that begin with myword like this 

while (my $line=<DATA>) {
     if $line =~ /^myword\s+/ {
           work on line;
     }
}

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I want to strip "myword myobject,option1,option2" from line but not know how do this e.g. something like 
   if $line =~ /^myword\s+/ {
     $line =~ s/^myword myobject,options//g
    }

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I knows what first few characters of myword will be but not what myobject will be (except it's always a word).
How does I do this ? ciao

In reply to remove specific data from a line by Anonymous Monk

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