Hi ,

Thanks for the help. But here in this i am able to print only the line immediate after 'EQU *'...

I wish to pring evrything after EQU *..

say suppose my input is

LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1) L#DESK DC XL6 DESKRIPTOR L#SYMBOL DC CL30 SYMBOL L#TKKEY DC XL4 VALOREN-NUMMER FNK#005 EQU * CLI V#MUT,X'FF' WURDE MUTIERT ? BNE F05#000 NEIN MVI FUNK,4 MDF-TG ERZEUGEN $CALL MOD850,UP F$SFH TR_COMMIT
here according the above perl code u gave me, the output i aquire is:
CODE_FILE: LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP FNK#005 EQU * CLI V#MUT,X'FF' WURDE MUTIERT ? VARIABLE_FILE: T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1)

where i wish to get...

CODE_FILE: LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP FNK#005 EQU * CLI V#MUT,X'FF' WURDE MUTIERT ? BNE F05#000 NEIN MVI FUNK,4 MDF-TG ERZEUGEN $CALL MOD850,UP F$SFH TR_COMMIT B F05#100 VARIABLE_FILE: T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1) L#DESK DC XL6 DESKRIPTOR L#SYMBOL DC CL30 SYMBOL L#TKKEY DC XL4 VALOREN-NUMMER

What change shall i make in the above perl code so as to get this output?


In reply to Re^2: How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by suno
in thread How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by suno

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