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kcott's version works as you expect. Your modified version (writing lines in a loop to another file) does work here, though output is not what you want.

Run first as perl program.pl -BUG_MODE=0 (kcott's version); then as perl program.pl -BUG_MODE=1 (your version) ...

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -s use warnings; use strict; our $BUG_MODE; printf "** Running in bug mode: %s **\n\n" , map uc( $_ ) , $BUG_MODE +? 'yes' : 'no'; my $re = qr{ \A \s+ ( \d+ ) }x; my $high = 0; my @lines; my $filtered; my $in_fh = \*DATA or die qq[Cannot open DATA: $!]; open (my $out_fh, '>' , \$filtered ) or die qq[Cannot open \$filtered +to write: $!]; while (<$in_fh>) { /$re/ or next; my $num = $1; next if $num < $high; if ( $num > $high ) { $high = $num; @lines = (); } push @lines , $_; $BUG_MODE and print $out_fh @lines; } close ($in_fh); print "Highest number: $high\n"; $BUG_MODE or print $out_fh @lines; close ($out_fh); printf "Filtered output ...\n%s\n" , $filtered ; __DATA__ High fanout nets in the post compile netlist: Fanout Type Name -------------------------- 2 INT_NET Net : c_c Driver: c_pad 2 INT_NET Net : b_c Driver: b_pad 2 INT_NET Net : a_c Driver: a_pad 1 INT_NET Net : sum_c Driver: sum_1_SUM0_0 1 INT_NET Net : N_5 Driver: sum_1_CO0_i
# Output. perl x.pl -BUG_MODE=0 ; perl x.pl -BUG_MODE=1 ; ** Running in bug mode: NO ** Highest number: 2 Filtered output ... 2 INT_NET Net : c_c 2 INT_NET Net : b_c 2 INT_NET Net : a_c ** Running in bug mode: YES ** Highest number: 2 Filtered output ... 2 INT_NET Net : c_c 2 INT_NET Net : c_c 2 INT_NET Net : b_c 2 INT_NET Net : c_c 2 INT_NET Net : b_c 2 INT_NET Net : a_c

In reply to Re^5: Find maximum number in text file and copying its full statement in new text file? by parv
in thread Find maximum number in text file and copying its full statement in new text file? by sumathigokul

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