The following may get you started:

use warnings; use strict; my @vxvols = <DATA>; for (@vxvols) { chomp; my @cols = split; next unless $cols[0] =~ /^pl\b/; next unless $cols[1] =~ /-02/; print "vxplex -g rootdg att $cols[2] $cols[1]\n"; } __DATA__ pl Flars-01 Flars ENABLED ACTIVE 20982912 RAID 3/32 + RW pl Flars-02 Flars ENABLED LOG 10176 CONCAT - + RW ...

Prints:

vxplex -g rootdg att Flars Flars-02 vxplex -g rootdg att backup backup-02 vxplex -g rootdg att export_install export_install-02 vxplex -g rootdg att rootdisk7vol rootdisk7vol-02 vxplex -g rootdg att rootvol rootvol-02 vxplex -g rootdg att runbook runbook-02 vxplex -g rootdg att swapvol swapvol-02 vxplex -g rootdg att var var-02

DWIM is Perl's answer to Gödel

In reply to Re: Regex matching and setting variables by GrandFather
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