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Use split to split on the pipe (|) delimiter.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $line = 'DsGccProxy.dll|AlarmForwarderServer.exe,AssetTracking.exe, +CallerPosition.exe,ConferenceManager.exe,DirectionFinding.exe,EEAConf +Access.exd,EEC_MARINE_BROADCAST.EXE,IncidentTracking.exe,MbEndpoinT.e +xe|YES'; my ($file, $list_of_files, $bool) = split(/\|/, $line); warn "FILE: $file\n"; warn "LIST: $list_of_files\n"; warn "BOOL: $bool\n";

In reply to Re: Parsing a file with multiple delimeters by saberworks
in thread Parsing a file with multiple delimeters by JFarr

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