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Thanks for the helpful replies. I got it to work the way I need it to, and managed to address the warnings in regards to uninitialized variables and such. Here's the code for possible feedback:

open(FILE,"<",$DATA_FILE);

my @PRC_PRIV = <FILE>;

my @PRC_PRIV_ONLY = grep /Run as/ .. /^ /, @PRC_PRIV;


foreach $PRIV(@PRC_PRIV_ONLY) {

        chomp($PRIV);

        next if ($PRIV =~ m/Run|^ /);

       ($USER, $HOSTN, $CMDN) = split(" ", $PRIV, 3);

        if (defined($USER)) {

        print "$PRC_GRP,$USER,$HOSTN,$CMDN \n";

                }
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Any feedback welcome.

In reply to Re^4: Assign Output of Regex to Array (newbie) by justsomeguy
in thread Assign Output of Regex to Array (newbie) by justsomeguy

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