Hi, I have the following two simple questions.I wrote the following ,need your input if there is a better way.

1.I want to grep for a variable $filename for all the keys in a hash "path_versions", 

grep (/$filename/i, $key) foreach my $key (keys %path_versions)

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2.I have the below line in a variable "$depopath" where parts of it are seperated by spaces,I want to get only the part after the last space.In this case just "Z:\repo\bin\tools\scripts\shared\users\script.pl"

+//depot/asic/tools/scripts/shared/users/script.pl //cspec/tools/scripts/shared/users/script.pl Z:\repo\bin\tools\scripts\shared\users\script.pl 

my $match = $depopath =~ /\s(.:.+?)/

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In reply to How to grep for a filename for each of the keys of a hash by perl_mystery

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