Hi all, I am new to perl and i am trying to open up a PCL file and search for a string and once i have found that string get the position of whats after it so i can tell how many images would be in it and have been looking at the index and pos command but they dont seem to work?

sub get {

$data_file = $file ;

open(DAT, $data_file) || die("Could not open file!");

@raw_data=<DAT>;

$search="1 of";

foreach $line (@raw_data){

if ($line =~ /$search/){


$count++ ;

}

}

print "Packs returned: $count\n";

}



Any help would be greatfully recieved ?

In reply to Search PCL file by mike1977

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