in reply to Message regex

I guess pm stripped something from the OPs post.

To the question, that's a really fuzzy one. Splitting "8=FIX" is no problem, but you should tell us how to get that part. How to break up this for instance?
8=FIX.4.29=040535=849=EXLINK

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or that one:
116=0.0000000011=DES:fud632_2005111814=15.000017=013

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Re^2: Message regex
by minixman (Beadle) on Nov 24, 2005 at 16:38 UTC
    Yeah sorry the questions is fuzzy. What i need to do is i have an array of tags ie 
    #!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
my @tags = ("8=","9=","35=","49=","56=","50=","57=",
            "34=","52=","91=","11=","14=","17=","20=",
            "31=","32=","37=","38=","39=","54=","55=",
            "60=","50=","51=","98=","109=","163=","167=",
            "200=","207=","40=","44=","113=","56=","10="
            );
open(FH, "test.log")||die("Unable to open log file: $! \n");
while (<FH>) {
  if($_ =~ any of the tags in array) {
     printf $fulltag;
  }
}

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    So here we go over each line and match up 8=FIX then put that into a variable something like $first. Does that make sense.
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      Should
      31=aaaaaa38=bbbbbbb
      return
      31 => 'aaaaaa', 38 => 'bbbbbbb'
      or
      31 => 'aaaaaa3', 8 => 'bbbbbbb'
      That's why @tags must be populated in advance and must be in order 

      use strict;
use warnings;

my @tags = qw(
     8   9  35  49  56  50  57
    34  52  81  11  14  17  20
    31  32  37  38  39  54  55
    60  50  51  98 109 163 167
   200 207  40  44 113  56  10
);

my $re = '\\[' . join('', map { "($_)=(.*?)" } @tags) . '\\]';

while (<DATA>) {
   chomp;

   my %hash = /$re/;

   if (not %hash) {
      warn("Line $. did not match\n");
      next;
   }

   foreach my $tag (@tags) {
      printf("%-3s => %s\n", $tag, $hash{$tag});
   }
   print("\n");
}

__DATA__
2005/11/18 00:07:18:328: FIXPump: Received data on connection {OBMSCNX
+} [8=FIX.4.29=040535=849=EXLINK256=DB_ORDER50=DESRISKGATEWAY57=DCN323
+0134=4045652=20051118-05:07:181=ATOP116=0.0000000011=DES:fud632_20051
+11814=15.000017=0131730438520=031=1531.0000000032=1.000037=1317260632
+38=15.000039=254=255=NamerOfContr60=20051118-05:07:18150=2151=0.00001
+98=13173047161317260632109=DCN3230163=0167=FUT200=200512207=TSE40=244
+=1531.000000005113=06556=20051117-23:06:4910=021]

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      or with sorted output:

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