Thanks for all of the responses.

I am having trouble with this bit of code. Here is what I have. 

if(-e $ERRORLOG) {
    print LOG "$FORMATTEDTIME   Able to open the CaseError.log file.\n
+";
    my @string = ('FOO', 'BAR');
    my @logfile = ('FOOLOG', 'BARLOG');
    my @logfh;
    
    open(IN, "<$ERRORLOG") or print LOG "$FORMATTEDTIME   Cant open th
+e Error.log file.     \n";
        for my $i (0..$#logfile) {
    open ($logfh[$i], '>', $logfile[$i]) or die "Couldn't create logfi
+le!\n";
        local $/ = '';  
            while (my $paragraph = <IN>) {
              for my $i (0..$#string) {
                    if ( index($paragraph, $string[$i]) >= 0) {
                   print {$logfh[$i]} $paragraph;
                 }
                 }
            }
        close IN;
        foreach my $fh (@logfh) {
            close $fh;
        }
     }
 }

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I am getting the following error.

Use of uninitialized value in ref-to-glob cast at D:\pl\ErrorCheck.pl l ine 68, <IN> chunk 1. print() on unopened filehandle at D:\pl\ErrorCheck.pl line 68, <IN> chunk 1.

This has entried for chunk 1-8.

I also get "readline() on closed filehandle IN at D:\pl\ErrorCheck.pl line 65."

Any thoughts? Did I totally mess this up?

In reply to Re^2: Parsing log file with blank lines for the field separator by JasonJ
in thread Parsing log file with blank lines for the field separator by JasonJ

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