Hi Perl monks,

I was wondering if someone could help me, I have some coding that generates a text file, however there are blank rows that are being generated too, I just want to omit them and tried chomp but it didn't work so I tried using push @Results,$_ unless ($_ eq "\n"); and that didn't work, please can someone help me? 

open (IN, "$output") or die "I couldn't get at $output";

my @Top_URLs = <IN>;

foreach my $URL (@Top_URLs)
{
my $final_page = get "$URL";#grab the link urls get $url


my @Results =();
push @Results,$_ unless ($_ eq "\n");


for my $Results (@Results)

{


if ($Results =~ s/.*\///) {
    print OUT2    "$Results\n";       
    
}
}
}

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In reply to Removing blank/empty lines by perlnoobster

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