In the following code I am printing all processes's CPU and RAM usage, however I only want this data for a certain few processes. For example instead of seeing in my output: 
__DATA__

Name =>
----
SymSPort.exe

WorkingSetSize =>
--------------
348160

KernelModeTime =>
--------------
0.0625

UserModeTime =>
------------
0.046875

Name =>
----
uphclean.exe

WorkingSetSize =>
--------------
155648

KernelModeTime =>
--------------
0.03125

UserModeTime =>
------------
0.03125
...
...
... and another proccess name
and another process name....

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I only want to see this data for a selected few process names; can we say grep? Tried an HoA, but the output was all garbbled together. Any ideas? thank you 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::Process::Info;
use Data::Dumper;

my $pio_2 = Win32::Process::Info->new ();
my @pids = $pio_2->ListPids ();
my @proc_info;


for my $pid (@pids) {
    @proc_info = $pio_2->GetProcInfo($pid);
    for my $info (@proc_info) {
        for my $key (keys %{$info}) {
            if ($key eq 'Name'
                or $key eq 'WorkingSetSize'
                or $key eq 'UserModeTime'
                or $key eq 'KernelModeTime')
            {
                my $value = ${$info}{$key};
                print
                    qq(\n$key => \n),
                    q(-) x length $key,
                    qq(\n$value \n);
            } ## END IF
        }
    }
}

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In reply to Win32... CPU/RAM usage by mikejones

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