I am using Activeperl version Perl v5.10.1 I have a zip file called c:\perl\data\my.zip containing one file called file1.txt which is an ascii file. I would like to use the Uncompress::Unzip utility or anything else to merely read file1.txt file and count the number of occurances of a string 'X.X' in it. If I were reading a simple ascii file instead of a zip file my program will look as follows.

$LOGFILE = 'c:\perl\data\file1.txt';
open(LOGFILE) or die("Could not open log file.");
$mycount = 0;
foreach $line (<LOGFILE>) {
        chomp($line);
    if ($line eq 'x.x'){
        $mycount++;
    }
    }
print "Found a total of $mycount occurances of x.x!\n";
close(LOGFILE);

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