Please group reply so others can help and be helped. Please bottom post.
> I am actually popping out one array element at a time
But do you need to be?
>
> Heres the full code of the loop. This behavior does not happen in all
> the cases which I am comparing. However in cases where it happens it
> does all the time. However if I remove the statement last it does
> traverse the entire loop. However when it prematurely exits the loop the
> condition in the if statement is still false which means that the
> statement last should not be executed. The array contains - 80, 8052,
> 8053, 8054, 8055, 8056, 8252,8253,8254,8255,8256.
> In the failure condition the value of $vip_port is 8052. The loop is
> traversed starting with 8256. The loop exits while comparing to 8056.
>
> while(<@check_vip_ports>){
The problem still has to do with the above use of the <>. I think you
are getting weird results because of it.
> my $vip_port=pop(@check_vip_ports);
> if($ip_port[1] eq $vip_port){
> $match_found=1;
> last;
> }
> }
>
>
Are you counting on removing the elements from the array? Aka, are you
then using the fact that you have popped off the valid ports from
@check_vip_ports later? How does $match_found used? Take a couple of
steps back and tell us your overall plan and goal, we may be able to
come up with a better solution, it appears you may want a grep/map/ or
to use a hash.
http://danconia.org
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