Hi Monks

I am trying to split a string into three parts. However, I am finding it difficult to come up with the appropriate pattern to help me split this string. Hence, could any monk kindly him me figure this out?

-MEMADDR-  ----HEX REPRESENTATION----       ---ASCII---  
0000       21 74 63 5f 37 5f 31 5f 36        !tc_7_1_6

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my($memAddr, $data, $ascii);
open(DATAFILE $filename)
while(<DATAFILE>)
{
my $line = $_;
($memAddr, $data, $ascii) = split(/PATTERN/, $line);

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I am trying to get a pattern the will result to me having the following values 

 
$memAddr = 0000;
$data    = 2174635f375f315f36; # I think I need join() to get this for
+mat
$ascii   =  !tc_7_1_6

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I will highly appreciate a help for any Monk out there.

In reply to Splitting a string in Perl by gzayzay

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