INPUT: List1: //depot/asic/tools/perl/scripts/examples/modem.c#7

//depot/asic/tools/perl/files/examples/file.txt#2

//depot/asic/tools/perl/proc/examples/apps.c#14

Eg.//depot/asic/tools/perl/files/examples/fpower.cpp#2

List2: //depot/asic/tools/perl/scripts/examples/modem.c#6

//depot/asic/tools/perl/files/examples/file.txt#2

//depot/asic/tools/perl/proc/examples/apps.c#12

Eg.//depot/asic/tools/perl/files/examples/fpower.cpp#2 

while (<IN>) {
    next unless ( m:(.+?)#(\d+)$: );


    if ( exists( $pathname_versions{$1} ))
    {
        #pathname exists in list1
        # compare the versions of the matching pathnames ,if the versi
+on is lower in list2 print the 
    #pathnames with both versions.Eg //depot/asic/tools/perl/scripts/e
+xamples/modem.c#7-> 6.
    #Basically this block should find all the lower version pathnames 
+in list2 compared to list1

        if ( exists( $pathname_versions{$1}{$2} ))
        {
            # we have a match on version# as well, so...
        #just print "duplicate file found" with the pathname and versi
+on
        #Eg.//depot/asic/tools/perl/files/examples/fpower.cpp#2
        }
        else
        {
            # version number wasn't seen in list1, so...
        #this case hardly araises,there will always be a version# asso
+ciated
        #we can just print "No version number"
        }
    }
   else
    {
        #working on logic what if the pathnames doesn't match
    }

}

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In reply to Re^2: Comparing the filepaths and versions in two hashes by perl_mystery
in thread Comparing the filepaths and versions in two hashes by perl_mystery

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