Dear Monks, I trying to make code to find and replace a file text, using a list of 'find/replace' pattern and writting to a file here the code 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my @replace = (
   [ qr/\/ka/   => '"ku"'  ],
   [ qr/\/hi/   => '"he he he"'  ],
);


my $s = "/ka /hi";

for my $replace (@replace) {
    $s =~ s/$replace->[0]/$replace->[1]/gee;
}

open(FileHTM,">newfile") || die("Cannot Open File");
print FileHTM "$s\n";
close(FileHTM)

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The question is how can I put 
my @replace = (
   [ qr/\/ka/   => '"ku"'  ],
   [ qr/\/hi/   => '"he he he"'  ],
);

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into a separate file because I need to write many more list on that. Also my @s (source text) should be a file too.

In reply to Find Replace text with list by wa2nlinux

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