I have an array of arrays that looks like the following: 
my @cdata = (["test1.txt", "Subject2", 200],
              ["test2.txt", "Subject2", 300],
              ["test3.txt", "Subject1", 600],
              ["test4.txt", "Subject4", 900],
              ["test5.txt", "Subject6", 200],
);

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Now I want to be able to look for the file name. Since the list can get rather long I decided maybe incorrectly to use grep. 
my $SearchStr = "test2.txt";
my $GrepResult = grep(/$SearchStr/,@cdata);

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Nothing is found. Now if I change the array to a simple array of file names it works great. That lead me to believe that the way I am referencing @Config is incorrect. I have not been able to get this to work. Thanks JGatrell

In reply to find a string in an array of arrays by jgatrell42

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