Something like this should do it (Obviously, the comments should be removed before use!):
#! perl -slw
use strict;
my $pair = 'A25 A15';
## Assumes the 6 of 125 you need are the 3rd, 33rd, 50th, 75th, 100th,
+ and 123rd,
my $tmplNeeded = join ' ', <<"EOT";
x[($pair)2] # skip 2
$pair # grab the 3rd
x[($pair)29] # skip 29
$pair # grab the 33rd
x[($pair)16] # skip 16
$pair # Grab the 50th
x[($pair)24] # ...
$pair
x[($pair)24]
$pair
x[($pair)22]
$pair
EOT
open FILE, '<', ...;
while( <FILE> ) {
my @required = unpack $tmplNeeded, $_;
## $required[ 0 ] is the 3rd field
## $required[ 1 ] is the 33rd field etc.
}
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