Hi
Thanks for your comments. The error is due to an empty line at the end of the __DATA__section. I must have added it when I pasted the code.
Since the empty line did not match /\d:\d:\d$/, the data for that host was considered to be worth keeping.
I trust the issue is now sorted. I Simply added
next if $a_line =~ /^\s*$/; #ignore empty lines
after reading each line.
Here is the full code, with the extra line check, and the empty __DATA__ line.
use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.010;
my @tmp;
my @keep;
while (my $a_line = <DATA>) {
next if $a_line =~ /^\s*$/; #ignore empty lines
chomp $a_line;
if ( $a_line =~ /^\d+\s+\D+/ )
{
#we have a new host master record
#process the data from the previous host
process_previous(\@tmp);
#on return @tmp may be empty
@keep = (@keep, @tmp);
@tmp =(); #now we empty it anyway
}
push @tmp, $a_line;
}
process_previous(\@tmp);
@keep = (@keep, @tmp);
@tmp=();
print "$_\n" for @keep;
exit(0);
#----------------- SUBS ----------------------------
sub process_previous {
my $array_ref = shift;
my $keep_this_data = 0;
foreach my $elem(@$array_ref)
{
if ($elem !~ /\d:\d:\d$/ )
{
#found a line NOT terminating in 3 digit, each separated b
+y a
#colon, so we want to keep the whole info abou this host
$keep_this_data = 1;
last;
}
}
if (!$keep_this_data)
{
#empty the array
@$array_ref = ();
}
}
__DATA__
7 hostname12 Generic-legacy 10000000AB210ACF6 ---
10000000AB210ACF4 2:5:4
9 hostname13 Generic 10000000AB2A3006A 3:5:2
10000000AB2A30068 2:5:2
23 srvernam Generic-legacy 5001438002A3004A 3:3:3
5001438002A3004A ---
5001438002A30048 2:3:3
5001438002A30048 2:5:2
5001438002A30048 2:5:2
9 hostname13 Generic 10000000AB2A3006A 3:5:2
10000000AB2A30068 2:5:2
21 HOSTNAME Generic
9 hostname13 Generic 10000000AB2A3006A 3:5:2
10000000AB2A30068 2:5:2
Kind regards
Arnaud.
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