#!/usr/bin/perl 
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find;
use File::Slurp;

my @dir = ( '/work' );  
my $term = 'my term';
find( 
    sub{
        my @lines;
        -f and 
            @lines = read_file( $File::Find::name );
            # complete pathname to the file

            for my $line (@lines){
                if ($line =~ /\A $term /x){
                    print $File::Find::dir # Directory name
                    . q{/} 
                    . qq{[$_]}             # file name  
                    . qq{ : $line}, "\n"   # line matching the term   
+  
                }
            }
    }, @dir
);

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Output:
/work/subd0/subd1/[test_05022008.pl] : my_matching_line;

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hth,

PooLpi

In reply to Re: RegEx to get file name from find results by poolpi
in thread RegEx to get file name from find results by vsailas

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