Your results is what I'd like to see, my results were not that positive. While the formatting of the data (array) should be the same, the actual data can be different. For example, some may just have one line and then an '!" as: 

snmp-server host 10.10.21.14 publ
!

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but others may end up with more data as: 

snmp-server host 10.234.171.38 abcd
snmp-server host 10.234.171.39 abcd
snmp-server host 10.234.171.40 abcd
!snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 xyz

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But they all should be formatted the same. I commented out the result_1 code and added the two print lines and got unexpected results. For 

print for split /(?<=\n)/, $res->result();

I got ARRAY(0x100dd10)

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Yet when I did the

print Dumper $_ = $res->result();

I got: 

$VAR1 = [
          'snmp-server host 10.234.171.38 abcd
snmp-server host 10.234.171.39 abcd
snmp-server host 10.234.171.40 abcd
!snmp-server host 10.10.10.1 xyz
!'
        ];

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I noticed this result is the same as

print (Dumper([$res->result()]));

so it's something with the array and that's causing the code not to work as planned.

In reply to Re^6: pulling more data from an array by zonevbkr
in thread pulling more data from an array by zonevbkr

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