Any ideas on this is helpful

I have some ideas :)

The title of your question has nothing to do with output what I am Expecting is -- you seem to be reading the zipped file just fine

The output what I am Expecting is has nothing to do with the output you get

So, maybe, try to write some code to get output what I am Expecting is and pretend like the part thats working doesn't exist, like this 

#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dump qw/ dd /;
open my($handle), '<:raw', \'
01,AB1,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
02,AB2,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
03,AB1,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
04,AB2,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
05,AB3,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
06,AB4,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
07,AB3,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
08,AB4,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
09,AB1,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
10,AB2,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
11,AB1,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
12,AB2,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
13,AB3,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
14,AB4,CDEF,JAPAN,T2,
15,AB3,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
16,AB4,CDEF,CHINA,T1,
';

my %result;
while( <$handle>){
    my @fudge = join '|', ( split /\|/, $_ )[4] ;
    dd( $_ => \@fudge );
    $result{$_}++ for @fudge;
    dd( \%result );
}
dd( \%result );
__END__

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In reply to Re: How to read zipped file in perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread How to read zipped file in perl by Perlseeker_1

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