Hello Monks
I am trying to write a program to read a file and findout in a line
certain words are there or not and if there then return true else return false
. For eg. if the line has warning or
connection refused or failed then program should
return true otherwise false. I struck with comparing for words...
# Check the log file to determine scp success or failure
open(MYLOG, "$log_file") or die "Can't open the log file $log_file";
@raw_data=<MYLOG>;
close MYLOG;
foreach $line (@raw_data){
print $line;
# I am struck for logic comparing words...
}
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