Dear Monks,

This script runs but there is a problem of dipslay of the results.

Here is the input file 

***
***
***
HI            COCORICO                                              

-song HELLO
-chicken 250420
-forest
-data data
-data 1

***
***
***

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Here is the script 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;

my $inFile = q{EXEMPLE_2.txt};
open my $INFILE, q{<}, $inFile or die;

my $outFile = q{results_2.csv};
open my $OUTFILE, q{>>}, $outFile or die;


while (<$INFILE>) { #lecture du fichier

    if (/^HI( |\t)*COC/) {
    my $song;
    my $hour_dla;
    
        while (<$INFILE>) {
            
            if ( /(^-)(song.*)/) {
                $song = $2;
                chomp($song);
            }
    
            
            if ( /^-chicken.*(\d\d)(\d\d)(\d\d)/) {
                $hour_dla = join(":",$2,$3);
                print $OUTFILE "$song;$hour_dla\n";
            }
            
            last if (/^HI.*/)
        }    
    }
}    
close $INFILE;
close $OUTFILE;

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Here are the results 

song HELLO
;04:20

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I would have liked 

song HELLO;04:20

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The "chomp" commande does not seem to work. Could you check ? Thanks a lot

In reply to display problem by steph_bow

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