Hi Monks,

This is a continuation from Re^3: Text Massage.

What is the meaning of the following code?
Would you place # comments at the end of each line.
When I run the script, the output files are empty.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
$| =1;

my $curve1_out = 'curve1.out';
my $curve2_out = 'curve2.out';
my $in ='curve12.data';

open (IN,     '<', $in)         or die "cannot open $in $!";
open (my $c1, '>', $curve1_out) or die "cannot open $curve1_out $!";
open (my $c2, '>', $curve2_out) or die "cannot open $curve2_out $!";

while (<IN>)
{
   if (/^Curve(\d):/.../^\s*$/)
   {
     if (defined($1) && $1==1 && /^\d/) {print $c1 "$_\n";};
     if (defined($1) && $1==2 && /^\d/) {print $c2 "$_\n"};
   }
}

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