#! /usr/bin/perl
use warnings;

open (FF,"src.txt"); # fro where i have to read.
open (FF1,">dest.txt"); # 


while (<FF>)
{ $lin=$_;
  print FF1 $lin;
if (/input/) # input i a word after dat all paragraph shud   be copied
+ till other wor is not encounterd diz word is #repeated is present tw
+ice in given file
{$i=0
while(<FF>)
{ @arr =$_;
  print FF1 @arr;
  $i++;
 exit if ($arr =~/term/);
 }
}
}
while (<FF>)
{
  for ($j=0;$j<$i;$j++)
 {
   print FF1 @arr[$j];
 }
}

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In reply to Re^2: to copy certain content in file & repeat it . by harshmane
in thread to copy certain content in file & repeat it . by harshmane

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