hi Athanasius,

actually the config file read like this ChipId 1925 SubVersid 0001 thats the reason i have read second line... what i want is to take only numeric value but its not happening the code being the same that i have posted you 

my @words;
my $readline;
my $cChipId;
my $cSubVersId;
if(open (my $CFILE,"config.txt" ) || die "couldnt open file:", $! ) {
   $readline = <$CFILE>;
    chop($readline);
   if (defined $readline ) {
        @words = split(/::/,$readline);
        $readline = <$CFILE>;
      }
   $cChipId = $words[0];
   $cSubVersId = $words[1];
   print "$cChipId \n";
   print "$cSubVersId \n";
}

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when i am reading $words[0] and $words1 its giving chipid and 1925...ok .....but when i am reading $words1 and $ words3 it takes nothing for $words3 and shows warning line uninitialized value for $cSubVersId....please help

In reply to Re^6: warning: use of uninitialized value by mrityunjaynath
in thread warning: use of uninitialized value by mrityunjaynath

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