Dear Monks, beginner :-/ - i loop through an array and i want to give values out until the loop variable is something else. To be more clear: 
foreach my $x (@cleared) {
    my $jobprofil = $x->{JobProfil};
    if (defined $jobprofil){
        print $jobprofil, "\n";
        } 
        else {
            unless ($x =~ m/^Something/){
            print "~~Something~~", $x, "\n";
            }
        }
}

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This prints me ~~Something~~HereOutput I tried to add: 
                else {
                    unless ($x =~ m/^Something Else/){
                    print "~~Something Else~~", $x, "\n";
                    }
                }

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But the result is not what i want. It prints:

~~Something Else~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput

How can i have my output printed like:

~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something~~HereOutput ~~Something Else~~HereOutput ~~Something Else~~HereOutput ~~Something Else~~HereOutput ~~Something Else~~HereOutput

In reply to Loop Array - If $var is something write values until $var is something else by maikelnight

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