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Hello all,
Thank to all. I found out that there is a perl module member.pm available which should perform the same function as Skill language member().
Again I am stuck in the loop. I want to print the pair of integer values for only the member of @arr e.g. in this case the pair integer values for Stack3 and Stack5 should be printed. Somehow the member function is reading only the first element of my array.Somebody advice where I am doing wrong?

Here is my code;

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
sub member {
my $target = shift or die "No target in member/2 ";
for (0..$#_) { 
return $_ if $_[$_] eq $target; 
} 
return undef ; 
}
@arr =
qw/DRAM1.new_quad_stack.3 DRAM1.new_quad_stack.5 /;
open (IN , "$file"); 
while () { 
next unless /@arr[member($_,@arr)]/ ;
while () { 
last if /End/ ; 
print $_ ; }
} 
close IN ;
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And here is the file;

*******Voltage********* *[PRD=S][BLD=4.0.0][OS=2000][CN=MUCW6086][USR=
+Djordjev][PYM=1023.004MB][PKM=]
*[DC=Y][PSE=Y][TLML=N][NRTB=Y][IPC=N][PC=N][DLD=N][TS=232303]
*[FN=CA_2T_400_8ranks.cur][DT=Wed_Jul_14_02:15:17_2004][LC=red][LS=RL]
+[LP=NN][LW=1][LM=NN][LMS=1][LMI=1]
**************Curve***************
DRAM1.new_quad_stack.3 DRAM1.new_quad_stack.1::GND red V1.
0.000000e+000 1.508947e+0003
1.162272e-012 1.508947e+0003
2.324544e-012 1.508947e+0003
3.486816e-012 1.508947e+0003
4.649088e-012 1.508947e+0003 
5.811360e-012 1.508946e+0003 
**************End***************
*[PRD=S][BLD=4.0.0][OS=2000][CN=MUCW6086][USR=Djordjev][PYM=1023.004MB
+][PKM=]
*[DC=Y][PSE=Y][TLML=N][NRTB=Y][IPC=N][PC=N][DLD=N][TS=232303]
*[FN=CA_2T_400_8ranks.cur][DT=Wed_Jul_14_02:15:17_2004][LC=cyan][LS=RL
+][LP=NN][LW=1][LM=NN][LMS=1][LMI=1]
**************Curve***************
DRAM1.new_quad_stack.4DRAM1.new_quad_stack.1::GND cyan V2.
0.000000e+000 1.508947e+0004
1.162272e-012 1.508947e+0004 
2.324544e-012 1.508947e+0004
3.486816e-012 1.508947e+0004 
4.649088e-012 1.508947e+0004 
5.811360e-012 1.508947e+0004 
**************End***************
*[PRD=S][BLD=4.0.0][OS=2000][CN=MUCW6086][USR=Djordjev][PYM=1023.004MB
+][PKM=]
*[DC=Y][PSE=Y][TLML=N][NRTB=Y][IPC=N][PC=N][DLD=N][TS=232303]
*[FN=CA_2T_400_8ranks.cur][DT=Wed_Jul_14_02:15:18_2004][LC=red][LS=RL]
+[LP=NN][LW=1][LM=NN][LMS=1][LMI=1]
**************Curve*************** DRAM1.new_quad_stack.5DRAM1.new_qua
+d_stack.1::GND red V3. 0.000000e+000 1.508947e+0005
1.162272e-012 1.508947e+0005
2.324544e-012 1.508947e+0005
3.486816e-012 1.508947e+0005 
4.649088e-012 1.508947e+0005 
5.811360e-012 1.508947e+0005 
**************End***************
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20050627 Edit by ysth: code tags

In reply to Re^3: Looking for function similer to member() in SKILL by Anonymous Monk
in thread Looking for function similer to member() in SKILL by riz

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