If I'm understanding you correctly, you can just assemble $InfoData and $PerfData as you've detailed and push it onto some array for reference later instead of printing the information out.

$InfoData = sprintf("$targetname Avg.Time= $o_target");
$PerfData = sprintf(
    "value1=%f value2=%f value3=%f",
    $value1,
    $value2,
    $value3
);
push @results, {
    InfoData => $InfoData,
    PerfData => $PerfData,
);

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Now that you have all your results in @results, you can access it in a variety of ways:

foreach (@results) {
    my $info_data = $_->{InfoData};
    my $perf_data = $_->{PerfData};
    
    # Do whatever you need to...
}

# Or maybe:
my $arb_info = $results[$arbitrary_idx]->{InfoData};
my $arb_perf = $results[$arbitrary_idx]->{PerfData};

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Is that what you were asking?

In reply to Re: Returning foreach results in a Nagios-Friendly Fashion by Riales
in thread Returning foreach results in a Nagios-Friendly Fashion by bpthatsme

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