Hello Monks, i have following code which works well. only problem is output does not looks good. 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
$Data::Dumper::Terse=1;
my $StatChk="cat /tmp/teststatus.txt | grep -v OK";
my $GoodStat="OK";

my @SChk_Out;

open (DChk, "$StatChk |") || die "Failed: $!\n";
@SChk_Out = <DChk>; 
close (DChk);

print "Output of command is =".Dumper(@SChk_Out);

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and Output is: 
[
          'Station 7777: Not good.
',
          'Station 7778: Not Good
'
        ]

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how can i have output just 
Station 7777: Not good.
Station 7778: Not good.

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it is important that i use the Dumper. in my actual program i cant just print array. (kind of limitation)

any help in this regard will be appriciated.

In reply to refine output of Dumper by kaka_2

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