G'day rasgolla,

Welcome to the monastery.

"I am getting output as ..."

Please show actual output between <code>...</code> tags. That way we can see exactly what you're seeing.

Please also show expected output (again, between <code>...</code> tags). Then we can see the difference between what you got and what you were trying to get.

From what you've posted, if 

DEBUG( "DEBUG: - difference links values $difference[0] " );

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is producing

DEBUG: - difference links values ARRAY(0x34276a0)

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but you actually wanted something like

DEBUG: - difference links values val1 val2 ... valN

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then you'll need to dereference the $difference[0] arrayref: 

DEBUG( "DEBUG: - difference links values @{$difference[0]} " );

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That possibly raises a few questions, most of which may be answered by "Perl references short introduction".

If you have further questions, please follow the guidelines in "How do I post a question effectively?". Also, using a logical indentation, will make your code more readable for both you and us: that equates to less errors by you and, for us, a greater inclination to actually read your code.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: compare 2 arrays for intersect diff and commmon values by kcott
in thread compare 2 arrays for intersect diff and commmon values by rasgolla

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