Re: How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files.

G'day suno,

This does what you want based on your input. I'll leave you to supply appropriate filehandles for the output.

#!/usr/bin/env perl

use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;

my @Read_Array = <DATA>;
my (@code_file, @var_file);
my $var_file_re = qr{ \A \s* DC }x;
my $label_re = qr{ \s+ EQU \s+ \* }x;
my $label_line = '';

for (@Read_Array) {
    if (/$label_re/) {
        $label_line = $_;
        next;
    }

    if ($label_line) {
        $label_line .= $_;

        if (/$var_file_re/) {
            push @var_file, $label_line;
        }
        else {
            push @code_file, $label_line;
        }

        $label_line = '';
    }
}

say 'CODE_FILE:';
print join "\n" => @code_file;
say 'VARIABLE_FILE:';
print join "\n" => @var_file;

__DATA__
LABEL#1 EQU *
     $MAC ABORT 

LABEL#2  EQU   *                                                      
+          
     $NOT UPDATE,STOP                                    

T#TAB1   EQU   *                                                      
+          
   DC    AL4(-1)
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Output:

$ pm_capture_last.pl
CODE_FILE:
LABEL#1 EQU *
     $MAC ABORT 

LABEL#2  EQU   *                                                      
+          
     $NOT UPDATE,STOP                                    
VARIABLE_FILE:
T#TAB1   EQU   *                                                      
+          
   DC    AL4(-1)
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-- Ken

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Re^2: How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by GrandFather (Saint) on Sep 14, 2012 at 01:05 UTC
Avoid needless slurping. Use `while (<DATA>)` instead of introducing an extra variable, slurping into it and using a for loop. Slurping complicates the code (there are more moving parts), it doesn't scale well, it obscures the intent of the code because it decouples line reading from line processing, and it probably doesn't offer any useful efficiency gains (which shouldn't be a consideration in the first place). You code could be "cleaned up" as: `#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; my @code_file; my @var_file; my $label_line; while (<DATA>) { if (/\s+EQU\s+\/) { $label_line = $_; next; } next if ! $label_line; push @{/\A\sDC/ ? \@var_file : \@code_file}, "$label_line$_"; $label_line = ''; } print join "\n", "CODE_FILE:", @code_file, "VARIABLE_FILE:", @var_file +; __DATA__ LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1)` [download] True laziness is hard work	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by kcott (Archbishop) on Sep 14, 2012 at 07:19 UTC
"Avoid needless slurping. Use `while (<DATA>)` instead of introducing an extra variable, slurping into it and using a for loop." The OP (suno) is using a `for` loop to read through data in the `@Read_Array` array - that's a variable suno already has, not an extra variable. No indication is given of how that array is populated. `my @Read_Array = <DATA>;` (in my code) initialises `@Read_Array` with the data shown. suno's question is not about how to capture the data; it's about how to process it once it's in `@Read_Array`. Finally, suno specifically says "... without using while loop ...". I don't know why that is requirement: perhaps addressing your data capture comments to suno would be more appropriate. -- Ken	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^2: How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by suno (Acolyte) on Sep 13, 2012 at 07:10 UTC
Hi , Thanks for the help. But here in this i am able to print only the line immediate after 'EQU '... I wish to pring evrything after EQU .. say suppose my input is `LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1) L#DESK DC XL6 DESKRIPTOR L#SYMBOL DC CL30 SYMBOL L#TKKEY DC XL4 VALOREN-NUMMER FNK#005 EQU * CLI V#MUT,X'FF' WURDE MUTIERT ? BNE F05#000 NEIN MVI FUNK,4 MDF-TG ERZEUGEN $CALL MOD850,UP F$SFH TR_COMMIT` [download] here according the above perl code u gave me, the output i aquire is: `CODE_FILE: LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP FNK#005 EQU * CLI V#MUT,X'FF' WURDE MUTIERT ? VARIABLE_FILE: T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1)` [download] where i wish to get... `CODE_FILE: LABEL#1 EQU * $MAC ABORT LABEL#2 EQU * $NOT UPDATE,STOP FNK#005 EQU * CLI V#MUT,X'FF' WURDE MUTIERT ? BNE F05#000 NEIN MVI FUNK,4 MDF-TG ERZEUGEN $CALL MOD850,UP F$SFH TR_COMMIT B F05#100 VARIABLE_FILE: T#TAB1 EQU * DC AL4(-1) L#DESK DC XL6 DESKRIPTOR L#SYMBOL DC CL30 SYMBOL L#TKKEY DC XL4 VALOREN-NUMMER` [download] What change shall i make in the above perl code so as to get this output?	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: How to push the previous line based on the current line to two different files. by Anonymous Monk on Sep 13, 2012 at 07:26 UTC
What change shall i make in the above perl code so as to get this output? Do you have any guess?	[reply]


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