this is my Code block may be u can help me out of this

sub gethpux1131hwwns {         my $hwwns;         my $hwpath;         my $hwwn;         my @fcdevices = `ioscan -kfnNC fc | grep "/dev/" 2>/dev/null`;         foreach my $fcdev(@fcdevices) {                 my @fcdump = `fcmsutil $fcdev`;                 foreach my $ln (@fcdump) {               if($ln =~ /Hardware Path is/)               {               (my $pathname, $hwpath) = split('= ', $ln);                         chomp($hwpath);               }              elsif($ln =~ /N_Port Port World Wide Name/)                {                (my $hwwnname, $hwwn) = split('= ', $ln);                            chomp($hwwn);                }              }                $hwwns->{$hwpath} = $hwwn;         }         return $hwwns; }

In reply to Re^4: Arrow operator usage in perl by dvinay
in thread Arrow operator usage in perl by dvinay

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