Perl one liner help

onlyIDleft has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

Need help to write a Perl one liner for an input file that is slightly different frmo the one descried at the URL: http://bioinf.uni-greifswald.de/bioinf/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Augustus.UTRTraining

My input file looks as follows:

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 163 441 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_1;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 525 617 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_2;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 807 914 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_3;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 1589 1703 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_4;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 1793 1926 . + 2 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_5;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 2027 2128 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_6;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 2214 2306 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_7;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 2393 2528 . + 0 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_8;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG CDS 2616 2728 . + 2 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_9;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG 5'-UTR 67 162 . + 2 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_9;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

contig_7643 IMGAG 3'-UTR 2729 3172 . + 2 ID=contig_7643_1.1_cds_9;Parent=contig_7643_1.1

Could someone please help me with a one liner Perl / bash script that reports only those IDs that contain both 5'-UTR and 3'UTR in the input file? Note that what look like spaces between columns in the example input are actually tab separators

Thanks a ton!

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Re: Perl one liner help by kielstirling (Scribe) on Mar 06, 2013 at 11:03 UTC
`perl -MModern::Perl -ne 'my @l=split /\t/;say $+{ID} if $l[2] =~ /3\|5\ +W-UTR/ and $l[8] =~ /ID=(?<ID>.*);/' < input.txt` [download]	[reply] [d/l]
Re: Perl one liner help by Anonymous Monk on Mar 06, 2013 at 10:18 UTC
Could someone please help me with a one liner ... Gee, the page you linked includes a oneliner, it has UTF and everything, presumably all you have to add is 5 or something	[reply]
Re: Perl one liner help by Anonymous Monk on Mar 06, 2013 at 10:25 UTC
Why a one liner? If you don't know how to do it anyway why make it more difficult for people to read your code?	[reply]


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