Hello , I have this pice of code where I am trying to grep from a file two things , the first .bld file and one of the directoy which is two level up of that file : 
open(OUTNbssbase, "<  $tempDir/nbssbaseblds.txt") ||
  die "Could not open file2  : $!\n";
my @hold1;
while (<OUTNbssbase>) {
  push(@hold1, $1) && last if (m/(\w+\.bld)/);
}
my $hold11 = join(' ', @hold1);
close(OUTNbssbase) or die("Can't close file: $!");

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my .txt file look like this : 
nbssbase/acn/bld/libacnsGH040.bld:acnss.cxx
nbssbase/acn/bld/libacnsGH040btsc.bld:acnss.cxx
nbssbase/acn/bld/libacnsGH040eel.bld:acnss.cxx

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now I am able to capture the first .bld but I need also to capture the "acn" which is two level up ,, I am finding this hard to do when using push and last ,, any ideas or better way .. thanks for help

2002-07-10 Edit by Corion : Fixed closing CODE tags, removed markup from within CODE tags

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