Hi I am trying to check if the #include's are of the form #include "word.h" or #include <word.h> (no spaces anywhere,should be exactly of this form) and also later I only want to get the header file name,for example in #include "string.h" or #include <string.h>,the header name is string.h.Can anyone advise how can I do that? 

 if ($line =~ /\#include "\w".h | \#include <\w>.h))        #check if 
+it is of the format #include "word.h" or #include <word.h>
      {
         my $header_file = $line =~/\#include \"(\w)\".h| /#include\<\
+w>.h>        #get only the header file
}

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In reply to Checking the include form and getting only the header name by Anonymous Monk

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