I have a hash structure "hash_plfdata" which contains some data,I am grepping for a file in $file_name(these values are initialized) in this hash using the below code,for some reason grep is not giving anything or something else?Can someone help? 


     foreach my $plf(keys %Hash_plfdata)
       {
        my ($base_p4path) = grep( (/\/\Q$file_name\E#/i && !/\.plf/), 
+@{ $Hash_plfdata{ $plf } });
        print "BASE p4 path:$base_p4path\n";//Not Printing anytHING
}

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