Re: comparing two arrays and displaying scalar matches

Unfortunately, this doe not seem to work any other ideas?

@array = <FILE>;<br>
@pattern = <FILE2>;<br>
foreach $line(@array)<br>
{<br>
if ($line =~ m/@pattern/)<br>
}<br>
print $line;<br>
}<br>
}
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Re^2: comparing two arrays and displaying scalar matches by ww (Archbishop) on Nov 30, 2010 at 19:25 UTC
Ideas: `use strict; use warnings;` would have told you that the curly at line 6 faces the wrong way (is a close_curly, not the open required in an `if...` clause. Proofread, test anything you plan to post here with `perl -c scriptname`. Review the use of <c>...</c> (or <code>...</code>) tags at Markup in the Monastery. The HTML break tags don't belong inside code tags unless your code actually has <br> tags.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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use strict; use warnings; would have told you that the curly at line 6 faces the wrong way (is a close_curly, not the open required in an if... clause.
Proofread, test anything you plan to post here with perl -c scriptname.
Review the use of <c>...</c> (or <code>...</code>) tags at Markup in the Monastery. The HTML break tags don't belong inside code tags unless your code actually has <br> tags.