Hello, I am using a foreach statement to iterate through elements of an array to test whether they are resident in another array. I would like to print a statement to say they are all in the array if they are or else another statement if they are not. Presently I can print a PASS/FAIL statement for each line when checked however I would only like one PASS/FAIL statement printed at the end of checking the whole array. see code below 

foreach my $issued_CM_commands (@issued_commands){

my $showconfig;
if(index("@showconfig", "$issued_CM_commands")>0)
{
print "\n--PASS\n";
print "$issued_CM_commands\n";
}
else
{
print "\n--FAIL\n";
print "$issued_CM_commands\n";

}
}

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thanks for help splat

In reply to if else statement check an array by sqspat

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