Multiple file reading

Wow! that was very quick response. Sorry about the confusion.I moved to USA about a year ago. My English is not good! Anyway, This is a little modification on previous question. I have two different files, They have 1s, 0s,and xs. I want the new file to write the first element of file1 with first element of file2 , in order you know. Let's see, what.txt has this, xx110 and what1.txt has this, 001xx. I want, x0x0111x0x. First element of file1 with first element of file2 and so forth.You see what I mean. May be I am still not clear huh? Thank you very much for your responses though. Bye. Have a good day.

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RE: Multiple file reading by perlmonkey (Hermit) on Jul 27, 2000 at 07:27 UTC
I think this is what you want: `@a = split //, 'xx110'; @b = split //, '001xx'; splice @a, ++$i, 0, $_ or $i++ for(@b); print @a, "\n";` [download] Results: `x0x0111x0x`You just have to read in each line of your files, then split the characters into an array. The splice line is sort of tricky. It inserts each element of @b into @a, at the 1st, 3rd, 5th ... position of @a. I hope this helps. There may be another and better way to merge arrays, but I cant think of one right now.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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RE: Multiple file reading
by perlmonkey (Hermit) on Jul 27, 2000 at 07:27 UTC

@a = split //, 'xx110';
@b = split //, '001xx';
splice @a, ++$i, 0, $_ or $i++ for(@b);
print @a, "\n";
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Results:

x0x0111x0x

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