Ok, So I'm trying to run the following code but it says "Permission Denied" . Any idea why is that? Few questions about the code - For my understanding, what it does is printing the file with line numbers, then activating "process_para" if matching empty line. It seems to me like the subroutine is processing only one line, isn't it? Thanks! 
#!/usr/bin/perl 
use strict;
use warnings;


sub process_para {
   my ($para) = @_;
   if (my ($id) = $para =~ /^ [ ]* (\S+)/x) {
      if ($id !~ /^.*clk\[\d\]\z/) {
         $para =~ s/^ [ ]* QUALIFIED [ ]* \n//xmg;
      }
   }
   print($para);
}


   my ($depth, $buf,$stuff);
   print ("Please enter the location:\n");
   chomp ($stuff=<STDIN>);


open DATA, $stuff or die "Cannot open $stuff for read :$!";

   while (<DATA>) { 
      $buf .= $_;
      ++$depth if /\(\s*$/;
      --$depth if /^\s*\)\s*$/;
      #printf("[%d] %s", $depth, $_);
      if (!$depth) {
         &process_para($buf);
         $buf = '';
      }
   }

   die("Bad nesting\n") if $depth;
}

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In reply to Re^2: Substitute in a subparagraph by guyov1
in thread Substitute in a subparagraph by guyov1

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