Hi blue cowdawg

I tried this within the sub

my $fname = join("/",$_[0]);
    my $INP = $_[1];
    
    open (FIN, "<$fname") or die "$fname$!";
    my @words =<FIN>;
    chomp @words;
    close FIN;

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because I sent my sub the file+directory like you showed, and also an integer which has to be used later in the sub.

But even the short script you sent earlier only works if I have copies of the text file at the directory where I specify and also where my perl script is stored.

In reply to Re^2: Correct pathway to a file by Dr Manhattan
in thread Correct pathway to a file by Dr Manhattan

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