say my current line is $Line [foreach $Line (@Read_Array)]... say my code is as follows: 
LABEL#1 EQU *
     $MAC ABORT 

LABEL#2  EQU   *                                                      
+          
     $NOT UPDATE,STOP                                    

T#TAB1   EQU   *                                                      
+          
   DC    AL4(-1)

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Here, anything followed by "EQU *" is said to be a label/table name. I have to generate two output files 1)Code and 2)Variable files ...here, i want to identify whether the label belongs to code file or variable file. if a label followed by DC statements, then it has to be pushed to variable file. else to code file. so my output files shoul have...

CODE_FILE: 

LABEL#1  EQU   *                                                      
+          
     $MAC ABORT                                                       
+  

LABEL#2  EQU   *                                                      
+          
     $NOT UPDATE,STOP

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VARIABLE_FILE: 

T#TAB1   EQU   *                                                      
+          
   DC    AL4(-1)

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please help me in this without using while loop...

In reply to How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by suno

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