perl - Using one grep operation instead of two? -


is there efficient way use grep in following command running, since want use perl's grep?

@found = grep { !/$ip/ } `$ssh $ips[0] netstat -aan | /bin/grep 1010`; 

basically, connecting fileserver, executing netstat command , grep ip addresses containing 1010. on output need use grep find specific ip address. can done somehow using 1 perl command?

sure, can this:

@found = grep { /1010/ && !/$ip/ } `$ssh $ips[0] netstat -aan`; 

the condition use in grep can not arbitrary expression, full block of code if need be.


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