I have a hash which looks like below(keys are all lowercase and value is the actual case). 

$VAR1 = {
          'seeklib
' => 'SeekLib
',
          'test_src
' => 'test_src
',
          'frames
' 
          'st_vx6953_5m_bayer
' => 'ST_VX6953_5M_Bayer

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Now I am trying to grep for the key values in all the .mk files in cwd and push only those values which have a case-sensitive mismatch.Can someone advise how can I do that? 

foreach my $filename(keys %hash)

find(sub {
   push @{ $Hash_casemismatch{ $filename } }, grep( (/\/\Q$key\E#/), *
+.mk);

}, $cwd);

}

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In reply to How to make sure only case-sensitive grep's get pushed by Anonymous Monk

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