while (my $in = <IN>){
foreach (@ref){
if ($_=~ m/$in/){
print OUT "$_"; }}}
What if I would like to print out not $_ but the next iteration $_+ so to say. It has became a general problem to me. I regularily want to test an array element for a condition and then according to this retrieve another array element some steps "upstream". (Sorry about my language but I hope these expressions are able to carry my meaning)
Using loop control commands like next or redo seems kind of too brutal for this kind of work, I would like to hear your what methods do you suggest - and if possible a sample using the case above -- only instead of printing out $_ to print out $_ next value.
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