Hi all, I'm new to perl but i'm learning.
I want to create a perl that reads a file, gets the last word from each line and executes a command like so:

File being read 

-rw-r--r--   1 134529024 Jul 12 15:51 My_file1.TMP
-rw-r--r--   1 1036349440 Jul 13 11:03 myfile2.TXT

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and so on

output desired:
Mypath\MyPerl_2.pl My_file1.TMP
Mypath\MyPerl_2.pl myfile2.TMP

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where Myperl_2.pl is another perl routine (that i didn't write) that i am running

I know this can be done with regex but i can't yet get my head around it
Can you help with the syntax - would greatly apreciate it.
Thank you

In reply to new to perl by kroz

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