TOO SLOW: `echo ${LINE} | sed -n 's/^.* proto //p' | cut -f1 -d" "`

while (<INPUTFILE>) {
@pname = $_ =~ /proto\s+(\w+)/;
print "I found a protocol named: $pname[0]\n";
}

This works if you've correctly specified your file handles. That,
along with any customizations that you may consider asking about next,
are intentionally left blank as an opportunity for self-study.

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1 6th October 15:16 carltonbrown External User Posts: 1	*TOO SLOW: `echo ${LINE} \| sed -n 's/^. proto //p' \| cut -f1 -d" "`** while (<INPUTFILE>) { @pname = $_ =~ /proto\s+(\w+)/; print "I found a protocol named: $pname[0]\n"; } This works if you've correctly specified your file handles. That, along with any customizations that you may consider asking about next, are intentionally left blank as an opportunity for self-study.