How can I join multiple regex matches into one array element using Perl?

Question

Following is the script for matching regex and storing value in array:

    sub b1 {
    #   print $_;
        my @file = @_;
        my @value;
        my $find = qr/(\s+)([0-9]+)\s([A-Z])\s[0-1].[0-9]+\s->\s([A-Z])\s/;
        foreach my $file(@file){
            push (@value, $file=~ /$find/) ;
            print "\n";
        }
        return @value;
    }

    my @array_b1 = b1(@body);
    print "@array_b1 \n";

__DATA__

      28 C 0.510 -> L 0.923
      30 S 0.638 -> A 0.527
      31 A 0.496 -> P 0.952

__OUTPUT__

28 C L            30 S A            31 A P

While capturing values from regex and storing it an array, the script stores values in consecutive elements in array i.e. the above array has elements:

@array[1]=28
@array[2]=C
@array[3]=L
@array[4]=30.

Instead, I want to store values captured by the regex in same array element. That is:

@array[1]=28CL
@array[2]=30SA

What is the best way to do that?

Answer 1

push( @value, join( '', $file =~ /$find/ ) );