in reply to Re: Re: Array::Compare issues
in thread Array::Compare issues

That simply means that the value in one of the arrays is the null string ('') eg, a blank line.

You can either trun of that particular warning with

no warnings 'uninitialized';

See perllexwarn for details.

Or you could modify the print statement to provide better diagnostics.

print OUT "line $_ differs. File 1: ", $file1[ $_ ] || '[blank]', " != File 2: ", $file2[ $_ ] || '[blank]', "\n" for $comp->full_compare(\@file1,\@file2);

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Array::Compare issues
by sunadmn (Curate) on Oct 06, 2003 at 14:10 UTC
    Thanks for the help there that actually worked for me, but I think I am going to also give Merlyn's method a shot. Maybe the best solution is more simplistic, LOL. Thanks again, -Sunadmn