Hi hdb,

Thanks for the code snippets and update. Honestly speaking, I do not understand exactly where I have to make the changes in my script with the codes given by you in update for getting correct results from the script. I think I have to read more about the use of File::glob perl module and look for examples online to understand the stuff. Using the code given by you I have found that the cmd shows the result {C1G1,C1G2,C2G1}. I find it difficult how to use this in my script to solve the problem.

With kind regards,

Here goes the output of cmd:

 Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
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C:\Users\x>cd desktop

C:\Users\x\Desktop>t9.pl

{C1G1,C1G2,C2G1}

C:\Users\x\Desktop>t9.pl

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In reply to Re^4: How can one get all possible combinations of elements of different arrays using File::Glob(bsd_glob)? by supriyoch_2008
in thread How can one get all possible combinations of elements of different arrays using File::Glob(bsd_glob)? by supriyoch_2008

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